In the application for leave to institute proceedings by Applicant X dated 11 January 2021

This matter concerned an application for leave to institute proceedings by Applicant X against Respondent Y. The dispute arose from an alleged breach of contract. The application was heard by Street J.

The primary legal issue before the Court was whether the applicant had established sufficient grounds to be granted leave to commence proceedings. This involved an assessment of the merits of the proposed claim and whether it was likely to succeed.

Street J considered the evidence presented by the applicant and applied the principles governing applications for leave to institute proceedings. The judge determined that the applicant had not demonstrated a sufficiently arguable case to warrant the granting of leave. Consequently, the application was dismissed.