How to win a defence against a deceased person’s personal claims, case study between Hermitage and Fargun Bewdy Pty Limited
De facto partner can’t continue suit after death. Read the NSW Supreme Court judgement now.
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How to win a case challenging a will because of mental soundness and unfair pressure, case study between the deceased’s daughter and son
Daughter contests will over undue influence and capacity. Learn more about contesting wills in Australia.
How to win a company liquidation case against directors for misusing company money, case study between JM World Au Pty Ltd (in liq) and Kim (No 2)
JM World Au Pty Ltd v Kim directors’ duties case: learn about interest and costs. Read the judgement summary now
How to win a public safety order against a high-risk offender, case study between the State of New South Wales and Jesse John Lunn-Reid
State of New South Wales v Lunn-Reid NSWSC 1197 summary. See Lunn-Reid’s risk of reoffending.
How to win a firearms possession appeal expert certificates are easier to admit in New South Wales
Supreme Court allows DPP appeal on expert certificate admissibility. Read more simplified NSW cases.
How to win a family provision claim from a mother’s will, case study between David Chie and Shirley’s estate
Chie v Veale NSWSC son gets $450k provision from mum’s estate. See how.
How to win a guarantee enforcement claim when personal liability is admitted, a case study between GI 417 Pty Ltd and Simon John Quinn
Enforce guarantee against Mr Quinn, admit personal liability now. Read more simplified NSW cases.
How to prove a company loan and mortgage is valid even when fraud is claimed a case study Ivy Lian Pty Ltd versus Charles Warners Bay Pty Ltd
Ivy Lian Pty Ltd wins loan dispute. See Supreme Court of New South Wales ruling on assumptions for company dealings.