Tahana v Secure Funding Pty Ltd

The applicant, Tahana, sought leave to appeal from a decision of Secure Funding Pty Ltd. The precise nature of the dispute between the parties and the original decision from which the appeal was sought are not detailed in the provided text. The matter was heard in the Court of Appeal of New South Wales before Macfarlan and Barrett JJA.

The primary legal issues before the Court of Appeal were whether to grant an extension of time for the applicant to file their application for leave to appeal, and subsequently, whether to grant leave to appeal itself. The catchwords indicate that the appeal was considered to involve no issue of principle.

The Court of Appeal dismissed both the application for an extension of time and the application for leave to appeal. This outcome suggests that the court found no sufficient grounds to permit the late filing of the appeal application, nor did it identify any arguable point of law or principle that warranted further appellate consideration. The dismissal was with costs.