Federal Court: June 2026
Recent decisions discuss mandatory considerations in migration visa cancellations and limits on the duration of non‑publication orders.
Recent decisions discuss mandatory considerations in migration visa cancellations and limits on the duration of non‑publication orders.
Recent Full Court decisions considered indemnity costs and set‑off principles in public law litigation, and how courts assess allegedly unreasonable transactions involving directors.
The Court draws the line between factual error, legal unreasonableness and appellate intervention in judicial review.
Recent decisions discuss the Hearne v Street obligation and the strict expectations on independence, representation and procedural fairness in complex litigation.
The Federal Court discusses time extension applications for liquidators and the fragmentation of criminal proceedings by civil proceedings.
A solicitor’s dual role as advocate and creditor led to a miscarriage of justice and discussion of the Court’s inherent power to protect fairness.
The Court discusses striking out the ACCC’s novel pleadings against Meta and constructive trusts over copyright in illegal abattoir video.
The Federal Court discusses costs when parties are mutually successful and apprehended bias when a judge is a member of an organisation criticised in filing.
The Federal Court unpacks its discretion to allow testimony by audio-visual link, accepting the vulnerability of a US federal government employee as a reason.
The Federal Court unpacks unfair contract terms and the transparency of terms, and equitable estoppel for oral representations after Kramer v Stone.
The Federal Court considers when a court can inspect allegedly privileged documents and the definition of ‘workplace law’ in the Fair Work Act 2009.
The Federal Court considers liability for misconduct by an AFSL holder’s representative and apprehended bias when a judge has previously ruled against a witness.
The South West Sydney Alliance, with support from local businesses and the Law Society of NSW, has renewed calls for a long-overdue South West Sydney…