Gold Coast Commerce Club Inc & Anor v Body Corporate for Surfers Plaza Resort Community Titles Scheme 6388 (No 2)
[2009] QCA 247
•28 August 2009
SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND
CITATION:
Gold Coast Commerce Club Inc & Anor v Body Corporate for Surfers Plaza Resort Community Titles Scheme 6388
(No 2) [2009] QCA 247PARTIES:
GOLD COAST COMMERCE CLUB INCORPORATED
(first plaintiff/first appellant)
CRESTDEN PTY LTD ACN 116 486 670
(second plaintiff/second appellant)
v
BODY CORPORATE FOR SURFERS PLAZA RESORT COMMUNITY TITLES SCHEME 6388
(defendant/respondent)FILE NO/S:
Appeal No 197 of 2009
Appeal No 577 of 2009
SC No 3451 of 2006DIVISION:
Court of Appeal
PROCEEDING:
General Civil Appeals – Further Orders
ORIGINATING COURT:
Supreme Court at Brisbane
DELIVERED ON:
Judgment delivered 21 August 2009
Further orders delivered 28 August 2009DELIVERED AT:
Brisbane
HEARING DATE:
Heard on the papers
JUDGES:
Keane and Holmes JJA and Mullins J
Judgment of the CourtFURTHER
ORDERS:In Appeal No 197 of 2009:
1. Order 1 in Appeal No 197 of 2009 made on 21 August is vacated
2. In lieu thereof, it is ordered:
"Appeal allowed to the extent of ordering that the first appellant recover possession of Lot 6 and that part of Lot 35 which it holds as registered lessee and ordering that the second appellant recover possession of that part of Lot 5 not leased to the respondent and of Lot 342."CATCHWORDS:
PROCEDURE – JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS – AMENDING, VARYING AND SETTING ASIDE – CORRECTION UNDER SLIP RULE – where parties agree to correction of orders under slip rule
Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999 (Qld), r 388
COUNSEL:
A J H Morris QC, with C A Wilkins, for the appellants
M D Hinson SC for the respondentSOLICITORS:
Porter Davies for the appellants
Hynes Lawyers for the respondent
THE COURT: By agreement of the parties, pursuant to r 388 of the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999 (Qld), Order 1 in Appeal No 197 of 2009 made on 21 August 2009 is vacated and in lieu thereof, it is ordered:
"Appeal allowed to the extent of ordering that the first appellant recover possession of Lot 6 and that part of Lot 35 which it holds as registered lessee and ordering that the second appellant recover possession of that part of Lot 5 not leased to the respondent and of Lot 342."
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