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Sender:
James Edelman
Date:
Tue, 23 Nov 1999 10:08:29
Re:
A related point to Professor Birks' comments

 

Professor Birks refers us to the decision of Cth v McCormack where a judgment was set aside and money paid under the original judgment was sought to be recovered. Of course, these proceedings require no allegation of fraud, like the re-opening of an original judgment. However the basis or reason for such decisions becomes even more important when, as a friend mentioned this morning, one considers the recent Australian decision of Abadee J in a case called GH Varley v Thompson where a defence of change of position was allowed to the Cth v McCormack type claim.

 

Jamie Edelman


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