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Sender:
Hugh Fraser
Date:
Thu, 25 Nov 1999 13:49:38 +1000
Re:
Archer, red herrings - the facts?

 

Steve Hedley's mention of a case in which I appeared, Idemitsu Queensland v Agipcoal Australia Pty Ltd [1996] 1 Qd R 26 (Qld CA), prompts me to mention that an illuminating discussion of the case law concerning restitution of moneys paid under a judgment subsequently set aside may be found in Brooking J's judgment in NAB v Bond Brewing Holdings [1991] VR 386 at 591-598 (upon which the Queensland Court relied).

It has here been reported as a fact that Mr Archer's apparently false alibi was not in fact tendered in evidence at the trial. If this is true, the academic debate is not less interesting, but perhaps it is more academic.

 

Hugh Fraser QC


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