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Dunstan v Orr
[2022] FCA 1006
Citation 1
(Para 15)
…instances where a judge will require steps to be taken or not taken which disappoint one side or another in a proceeding.[78] [77] Dunstan v Orr [2022] FCA 1006 at [71]. [78] Doggett v Commonwealth Bank of Australia [2019] FCAFC 19, [11] per Kerr, Davies and Thawley JJ.…
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Hillier v Martin (No 12)
[2022] FCA 952
Citation 2
(Para 4)
…s contained extraneous information.[3] [3] Hillier v Martin (No.8) [2021] FCA 1272; Hillier v Martin (No.9) [2021] FCA 1319; Hillier v Martin (No.12) [2022] FCA 952.…
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Harradine v Chief Executive of the Department for Education
[2021] SASCA 139
Citation 3
(Para 4)
…les relating to the impartiality or independence of judges are well-established.[73] [73] Harradine v Chief Executive of the Department for Education [2021] SASCA 139 at [4]-[7].…
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Hillier v Martin (No 9)
[2021] FCA 1319
Citation 4
(Para 4)
…ed and gave evidence, which Nordburger says contained extraneous information.[3] [3] Hillier v Martin (No.8) [2021] FCA 1272; Hillier v Martin (No.9) [2021] FCA 1319; Hillier v Martin (No.12) [2022] FCA 952.…
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Getswift Ltd v Webb
[2021] FCAFC 26
Citation 5
(Para 19)
…o be kept in mind a fair- minded observer is more aware of court processes today, than they were a few decades ago.[82] [82] Getswift and Anor v Webb [2021] FCAFC 26.…
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Doggett v Commonwealth Bank of Australia
[2019] FCAFC 19
Citation 6
(Para 15)
…ich disappoint one side or another in a proceeding.[78] [77] Dunstan v Orr [2022] FCA 1006 at [71]. [78] Doggett v Commonwealth Bank of Australia [2019] FCAFC 19, [11] per Kerr, Davies and Thawley JJ.…
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Johnson v Johnson
[2000] HCA 48
Citation 7
(Para 21)
…issue, and counsel are usually assisted by hearing those opinions, and being given an opportunity to deal with them’.[84] [84] Johnson v Johnson [2000] HCA 48, [13].…
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Nicholas v The Queen
[1998] HCA 9
Citation 8
(Para 10)
…nably informed observer might consider a decision- maker might not approach their task with a sufficient level of impartiality.[74] [74] Nicholas v R (1998) 193 CLR 173, [20] (Brennan CJ).…
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Webb v the Queen
[1994] HCA 30
Citation 9
(Para 13)
…relationships or contact with persons involved in the proceedings); and (4) disqualification by the receipt of extraneous information. [76] Webb v R (1994) 181 CLR 41 at 74-75.…
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Re JRL; Ex parte CJL
[1986] HCA 39
Citation 10
(Para 18)
…of interlocutory matters, it is well established that apprehended bias must be firmly established.[81] [81] Re JRL; Ex parte CJL (1986) 161 CLR 342; [1986] HCA 39 at 352 per Mason J.…
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Hillier v Martin (No 8)
[2021] FCA 1272
Citation 11
(Para 4)
…director of Nordburger, Mr Martin, appeared and gave evidence, which Nordburger says contained extraneous information.[3] [3] Hillier v Martin (No.8) [2021] FCA 1272; Hillier v Martin (No.9) [2021] FCA 1319; Hillier v Martin (No.12) [2022] FCA 952.…
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Nordburger Pty Ltd v Koronis and Vari
[2025] SADC 15
Citation 12
(Para 10)
…fer if the injunction was not extended. I made no findings of credit about Mr Martin or anyone else. [46] Nordburger Pty Ltd v Koronis and Vari & Ors [2025] SADC 15.…