Gli-Don v Nominal Defendant

Case

[2002] NSWCA 305

11 October 2002


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AGLC Case Decision Date
Gli-Don v Nominal Defendant [2002] NSWCA 305 [2002] NSWCA 305 11 October 2002

CaseChat Overview and Summary

The appeal in *Gli-Don v Nominal Defendant* concerned a dispute between the appellant, Gli-Don, and the Nominal Defendant. The specific nature of the dispute is not detailed in the provided text, but it proceeded to an appeal before the court.

The central legal issue before the court was whether the findings of fact made in the lower proceedings were erroneous. The appeal did not raise any question of legal principle, indicating that the focus was solely on the factual determinations.

The court ultimately dismissed the appeal, upholding the previous findings. The reasoning for this dismissal, as indicated by the catchwords, was that there was no question of principle involved, suggesting the appeal was based on a challenge to the factual findings which the appellate court found to be sound. The court ordered that the appeal be dismissed with costs.
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Areas of Law

  • Civil Procedure

  • Negligence & Tort

Legal Concepts

  • Appeal

  • Costs

  • Damages

  • Duty of Care

  • Negligence