Beutel v Vickers [1995] QSC 82
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SUPREME COURT
CIVIL JURISDICTION
j AMBROSE J
No ECC 996 of 1994
IRENE GLADYS BEUTEL
and
LEONARD JAMES VICKERS
BRISBANE
.. DATE 22 / 03/ 9 5
Applicant
Respondent
4th Floor, The Law Courts, George Street, Brisbane, Q. 4000 Telephone: (07) 227 4360. Facsimile: (07) 227 5532
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220395 T 3-4/AW M/T 4908/95 (Ambrose J)
HIS HONOUR: Yes, well it seems to me, Mr Vickers, that as a
matter of law, you do not have a caveatable interest.
The legislation was altered in 1978, but unfortunately for you, it did
not have retrospective effect and unless you can address some
other argument, I must accede to this application and order
that your caveat be removed. As a matter of the law, I must 10
rule that you do not have a caveatable interest.
I also rule that, letters of administration be granted subject to 2o
the formal requirements of the Registrar.
I order that the respondent pay the costs of this application
to be taxed.
Order as per draft which I sign and place with the papers.
2 ORDER
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Official source: https://www.sclqld.org.au/caselaw/QSC/1995/082