Supreme Court of NSW, No 2023/00237902, Ball J, April 2024, involved a contested application seeking to set aside a Notice to Produce and several subpoenas.
This matter involved an application to stay the operation of a notice to produce until the outcome of a pending mediation.
This interlocutory matter involved a question concerning whether access to unredacted versions of documents should be granted to a party in circumstances where the other party claimed privilege. The final judgment in the principal proceedings can be found at Traderight (NSW) Pty Ltd (ACN 108 880 968) & Ors v Bank of Queensland Limited (ACN 009 656 740) (No 17) and 13 related matters [2014] NSWSC 55 and is referred to in detail under the Practice Areas, Banking and Finance and Franchising on this web-site.
This application involved an application to set aside subpoenas and, in particular, an application of Rule 33.4 of the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules.
This application involved an application to set aside subpoenas.
This application involved an interlocutory application commenced by way of Notice of Motion which sought to set aside a Notice to Produce.
This matter involved applications to set aside Notices to Produce and an application for interim relief pending a final hearing.
