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Boisen v Wide Bay-Burnett Electricity Board & Ors [1991] QSCFC 41

Case law · Queensland · 1991
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND FULL COURT FnRVi | REVISED CCPiES ISSUED I i * R ;■ Court Deporting Oat-3: / ! g / :SU 10 BEFORE: No. 102 of 1990 The. Chief Justice (Mr. Justice Macrossan) Mr. Justice' McPherson S.P.J. Mr. Justice Deffington BRISBANE, 11 APRIL 1991 (Copyright in this transcript is vested in the Crown. Copies thereof must not be made or sold without the written authority of the Chief Court Reporter,Court Reporting Bureau.) 20 30 BETWEEN: GLEN RAYMOND BOISEN Respondent (Plaintiff) -and- THE WIDE BAY-BURNETT ELECTRICITY BOARD Appellant (First Defendant) -and- THE QUEENSLAND ELECTRICITY GENERATING BOARD (Second Defendant) Appellant -and- MODERN PRODUCTS PTY. LTD. (Third Defendant) 40 JUDGMENT THE ’ CHIEF JUSTICE: We will adjourn this matter to a date to be fixed, giving you leave to apply to restore it from the abeyance list. We will order that before you apply to have it restored to the list, Mr. Stewart, you file and serve affidavits on the appellant, if you intend to rely upon them, for the admission of fresh evidence by the Court. MR.JUSTICE MCPHERSON: I agree. [1991] QSCFC 41 -- 1 of 2 -- MR.JUSTICE DERRINGTON: I agree. THE CHIEF JUSTICE: • We will order, Mr. Goodwin, that you file and serve affidavits on the respondent, unless the appellant consents to the admission of fresh evidence on appeal . Costs of both parties reserved. 1 10 20 30 40 50 60 •Govt. Printer, Qld. 2 -- 2 of 2 --