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Taylor v Public Service Board (New South Wales) (1976) 137 CLR 208; [1976] HCA 36 Washer v Western Australia (2007) 234 CLR 492; [2007] HCA 48 Wilkinson v Osborne (1915) 21 CLR 89; [1915] HCA 92 Woodham v Independent Commission Against Corruption (1993) 30 ALD 390 Workers Compensation Nominal Insurer v Hill [2020] NSWCA 54 Xiao v BCEG International (Australia) Pty Ltd (2023) 111 NSWLR 132; [2023] NSWCA 48 | |
| Texts Cited: | Anne Twomey, The Constitution of New South Wales (2004, Federation Press)
Explanatory Note to Independent Commission Against Corruption Bill 1988 (No 2) (NSW) Independent Commission Against Corruption Bill 1988 (No 2) (NSW) Independent Commission Against Corruption, Investigation into the conduct of the then member of Parliament for Wagga Wagga and then Premier and others (Operation Keppel) (June 2023) Sir Frederick Jordan, Chapters on Equity in New South Wales (6th ed, 1947, Thomas Henry Tennant) |
| Category: | Prinicpal judgment |
| Parties: | Gladys Berejiklian (Applicant)
Independent Commission Against Corruption (Respondent) |
| Parties: | Counsel:
B Walker SC and H Cooper (Applicant) S Free SC and J Kennedy (Respondent)
Johnson Winter Slattery (Applicant) Corrs Chambers Westgarth (Respondent) |
| File Number(s): | 2023/302494 |
| Publication restriction: | Nil |
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