Naroth v Innovative Hair Loss Solutions Pty Ltd and Ors (No.3)

The applicant, Naroth, sought judgment against the first respondent, Innovative Hair Loss Solutions Pty Ltd, and the second respondent for monies due under an invoice rendered on 9 April 2010. The case before the court involved claims and counterclaims arising from an alleged breach of contract and the recovery of monies due under an invoice. The first respondent, in turn, filed a counterclaim against the applicant, asserting that it was owed money by the applicant.

The primary legal issues the court needed to decide were whether the applicant was entitled to the sum claimed under the invoice and whether the first respondent's counterclaim was valid and should be awarded. The court also had to determine the appropriate interest rates and whether any other claims and counterclaims were valid.

The court found that the applicant was entitled to the amount claimed under invoice 78, as the evidence demonstrated that the services were rendered and payment was due. The court held that the first respondent was owed the sum claimed in its counterclaim, as the applicant had failed to meet her contractual obligations, leading to the respondent incurring costs. The court also decided that the interest rates claimed were appropriate under the circumstances. Finally, the court dismissed the other claims and counterclaims filed by the applicant, finding them to be without merit.

The court ordered that Naroth was entitled to judgment in the sum of $2,253.63, plus interest from 9 April 2010 to the date of judgment and from the date of judgment until payment. The first respondent was awarded judgment in the sum of $14,437.50, plus interest from 9 April 2010 to the date of judgment and from the date of judgment until payment. The court also dismissed the other applications filed by the applicant and ordered that costs be assessed based on the submissions and schedules provided by the parties.