Tred Consultants Pty Ltd v Kirana Training Pty Ltd

Tred Consultants Pty Ltd sought to recover monies owed from Kirana Training Pty Ltd in the Supreme Court of Queensland. The plaintiff claimed that the defendant had failed to settle a debt of over $220,000. The defendant, in response, argued that the quantum of monies owed was contingent upon funding from the government, and further, that there was a dispute over the correct level of funding. The defendant suggested that a forensic accountant should review the matter, and that it was inappropriate to use the Court’s resources to resolve the matter. The court was required to determine whether the issues raised by the defendant were sufficient to warrant a forensic accountant’s review, and whether it was appropriate to use the Court’s resources to resolve the matter. The court found that the defendant’s contentions did not warrant a forensic accountant’s review and that it was appropriate to use the Court’s resources to resolve the matter. The court held that the defendant was liable to pay the plaintiff the full amount of the debt, together with interest and costs. The court found that the defendant’s contentions were not sufficient to warrant a forensic accountant’s review and that it was appropriate to use the Court’s resources to resolve the matter. The court held that the defendant was liable to pay the plaintiff the full amount of the debt, together with interest and costs.