Rizzuti v Taoube; Rizzuti v Daley

[1992] HCATrans 173

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IN THE HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA	~
Office of the Registry

Sydney No S77 of 1991

B e t w e e n -

ERNESTO RIZZUTI

Applicant

and

RIAD TAOUBE

Respondent

Office of the Registry

Sydney Nos S67 and S81 of 1991

B e t w e e n -

ERNESTO RIZZUTI

Applicant

and

GERALDINE ANNE DALEY, TIMOTHY

WILLIAM DALEY, RICHARD WOOLMER,

IAN ROSS and MICHAEL MILGATE

trading as COLIN DALEY QUINN &

DWYER

First Respondents

PETER J. DWYER

Second Respondent

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Applications for special leave

to appeal

MASON CJ
TOOHEY J

GAUDRON J

TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS

AT SYDNEY ON FRIDAY, 5 JUNE 1992, AT 2.18 PM

(Continued from 10/4/92)

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MR M. CHURCHILL:	I appear for the applicant.
MR M.R. ALDRIDGE:	May it please Your Honours, I appear for

the respondents in the first and third matters.

(instructed by Macedone Christie Willis Solari

Partners)

MR I .3. CONNOR, Solicitor:  I appear for the second

respondent.

MASON CJ: Yes, Mr Churchill.

MR CHURCHILL:  Your Honour, the applicant withdraws his

special leave to appeal in relation to these

matters. We have seen counsel and we have obtained

opinions from counsel and we accept that there are

no arguable grounds before this Court.

MASON CJ: Yes, well what order are you asking the Court to

make?

MR CHURCHILL: Well, I am seeking an order that the appeals

be dismissed, Your Honour.

MASON CJ:  You consent to that?

MR ALDRIDGE: Yes, and we also seek an order for costs.

MASON CJ: Yes.

MR CONNOR:  I also consent, Your Honour, and seek a similar

order.

MASON CJ:  By consent, the three applications for special

leave are dismissed. You do not oppose an order

for costs, Mr Churchill?

MR CHURCHILL:  No, Your Honour.

MASON CJ:  And by consent there will be an order that the

applicant pay the respondent's costs in each

application.

AT 2.20 PM THE MATTER WAS ADJOURNED SINE DIE

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