Dillon & Ors v Nominal Defendant & Ors [2003] QSC 445
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SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND
CIVIL JURISDICTION
JONES J
Application No 544 of 2003
PAULINE MARGARET DILLON
and
REVISED COPIES ISSUED
State Reporting Bureau
Date: 5 December, 2003
First Applicant
JALHEEL HILWA GILL by litigation guardian
P M DILLON Second Applicant
and
SASKIA INGRID GILL by litigation guardian
P M DILLON Third Applicant
and
NOMINAL DEFENDANT First Respondent
and
JOHN JOSEPH MARANO Second Respondent
and
FAI ALLIANZ LIMITED Third Respondent
(ACN 094 802 525)
CAIRNS
..DATE 01/12/2003
JUDGMENT
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01122003 D.l T5/KSJ M/T CNS1/2003 (Jones J)
HIS HONOUR: This is an application for leave to commence a
claim under the Motor Accident Insurance Act 1994 (MAIA) . The
applicant is the widow of Darren David Gill who died as a
result of a motor vehicle incident on the 2nd of December
2000. A claim is made by the applicant and by her child and
the child of her marriage with the late David Gill.
The proceedings must be commenced by the 2nd of December 2003
to meet the requirements of the statute of limitation. Of the
three respondents, the first respondent has accepted the claim
as complying with requirements of MAIA, the second and third
respondents have not. This order is made despite that non
compliance .
Given the pending expiration of the period of limitations and
the circumstances generally and, in particular, because each
of the parties have agreed to the order being made, I will
make the orders before me by consent in terms of the draft
initialled by me and placed with the papers.
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Official source: https://www.sclqld.org.au/caselaw/QSC/2003/445