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IN THE HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA
Office of the Registry
Perth No Pl2 of 1992 B e t w e e n -
NULLAGINE INVESTMENTS PTY
LIMITED
Appellant
and
THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN CLUB
INCORPORATED
Respondent
Formal Orders
MASON CJ
BRENNAN J
DEANE J
DAWSON J
TOOHEY J
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GAUDRON J
MCHUGH J
TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS
AT CANBERRA ON THURSDAY, 14 OCTOBER 1993, AT 10.20 AM
(Continued from 26/8/93
Copyright in the High Court of Australia
BRENNAN J: Judgment in this matter was delivered on
26 August 1993, ~t which time the Court gave
liberty to the parties to file and serve written
submissions as to whether the orders of
Mr Justice Rowland should be varied to include an
order pursuant to section 126(6) of the Property
Law Act 1969 Western Australia, and as to the terms
of such an order submissions were received and the
Court now makes the following order.
Instead of the order in paragraph 2 of this
Court's order of 26 August 1993, order as follows:
Set aside the orders of the Full Court of the
Supreme Court of Western Australia and in lieu
thereof order that:
A. The orders of Mr Justice Rowland be varied to read as follows:
1. The land referred to in the statement of claim being all Perth Town Lots LS and L6
and being Lot 15 and part of Lot 14 on
Plan 44 and being the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title 425
Folio 185A ("the land") be sold.
2. Either party have liberty on 48 hours
prior notice to apply to the Supreme
Court of Western Australia for further
directions as it thinks fit for the
purpose of effecting the sale, includingdirections -
(a) appointing the party or person who is
to have the conduct for the sale;
(b) fixing the manner of sale;
(c) fixing a minimum or reserve price;
(d) requiring payment of the purchase money into court or to trustees or other persons; (e) for settling the particulars and conditions of sale; (f) for obtaining evidence of value;
(g) fixing the remuneration to be allowed to any auctioneer, real estate agent
or other person;
(h) fixing an amount which a party which buys the land may set off against the
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purchase price (other than the
deposit) from its share of the
proceeds of the sale.
3. Each party have liberty to bid at the
auction, or to offer to purchase at any
other form of sale.4. The net proceeds of sale after payment of
what shall be due to any encumbrancer or
encurnbrancers according to theirpriorities and of all other proper cost
charges and expenses of. the sale, be paid
into court to the credit of this action
to abide further order.5. The defendant pay the plaintiff's costs
of the action to be taxed. For the
purposes of taxation the value of the
subject-matter be fixed at $1 million,and the plaintiff have a certificate for second counsel.
B. Subject to paragraph A. of this order, the appeal to the Full Court of the Supreme Court
of Western Australia be dismissed with costs
and that, for the purpose of taxation ofcosts, the value of the subject-matter be fixed at $1 million and a certificate for second counsel be issued.
AT 10.23 AM THE MATTER WAS ADJOURNED SINE DIE
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- AGLC
- Nullagine Investments Pty Limited v The Western Australian Club Incorporated [1993] HCATrans 306
- Case
- [1993] HCATrans 306
- Decision Date
CaseChat Overview and Summary
The court was required to determine the specific orders to be made in lieu of paragraph 2 of its previous order of 26 August 1993. This involved varying the orders of Mr Justice Rowland to provide for the sale of the land, specifying the liberty of either party to apply for further directions to effect the sale, and allowing each party to bid at the auction. The court also had to determine how the net proceeds of sale were to be handled and the costs of the action.
The High Court varied the orders of Mr Justice Rowland to provide for the sale of the land, which was identified by its Perth Town Lots and Certificate of Title details. It granted liberty to either party to apply to the Supreme Court of Western Australia for directions concerning the conduct of the sale, including appointing a party to conduct the sale, fixing the manner of sale, setting a reserve price, and managing the payment of proceeds. The court also permitted each party to bid at the auction. The net proceeds of sale, after encumbrances and sale costs, were to be paid into court to abide further order. The defendant was ordered to pay the plaintiff's costs of the action, with the value of the subject-matter fixed at $1 million for taxation purposes, and the plaintiff was granted a certificate for second counsel. Subject to these variations, the appeal to the Full Court of the Supreme Court of Western Australia was dismissed with costs, also with the subject-matter value fixed at $1 million for taxation and a certificate for second counsel.
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