FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA

 

Margarula v Northern Territory of Australia [2009] FCA 290



CORRIGENDUM



 


YVONNE MARGARULA v NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA, NATIONAL NATIVE TITLE TRIBUNAL, GUNDJEHMI ABORIGINAL CORPORATION, ENERGY RESOURCES OF AUSTRALIA, JABIRU TOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL PARKS, TELSTRA CORPORATION LIMITED and COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA

NTD 6027 of 1998

 

REEVES J

5 MARCH 2009 (CORRIGENDUM 22 April 2009)

DARWIN



IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA

 

NORTHERN TERRITORY DISTRICT REGISTRY

NTD 6027 of 1998

 

BETWEEN:

YVONNE MARGARULA

Applicant

 

AND:

NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA

First Respondent

 

NATIONAL NATIVE TITLE TRIBUNAL

Second Respondent

 

GUNDJEHMI ABORIGINAL CORPORATION

Third Respondent

 

ENERGY RESOURCES OF AUSTRALIA

Fourth Respondent

 

JABIRU TOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

Fifth Respondent

 

DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL PARKS

Sixth Respondent

 

TELSTRA CORPORATION LIMITED

Seventh Respondent

 

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA

Eighth Respondent

 

 

JUDGE:

REEVES J

DATE OF ORDER:

5 MARCH 2009 (CORRIGENDUM 22 APRIL 2009)

WHERE MADE:

DARWIN

 

CORRIGENDUM

 

  1. On the front page, in the catchwords – fourth line – insert the word ‘advice’ and ‘a’ to read:

       … decide an issue influenced by previous advice given in a lawyer and client     relationship.


2.   On page 10, paragraph 27 - change position of word ‘Barton’ to read:

      However, in a more recent decision of Parramatta Design and Development Pty Ltd            v Concrete Pty Ltd (‘Parramatta Design’) (2005) 144 FCR 264, a differently             constituted Full Court of this Court appeared to follow Barton, at least in some        respects.


3.   On page 12, paragraph 32 – in the first line – delete the words ‘as to’ to read:

      I will return to Centro when I come to consider the question: what, if any, order            should be made?


4.   On page 20, paragraph 54 – delete the words ‘this combination’ and add ‘these two     combinations’ to read:

      As I perceive my task, it is to determine which of these two combinations of factors is    likely to be more persuasive to the fair minded lay observer.


 

 

I certify that the preceding four (4) numbered paragraphs are a true copy of the corrigendum to the Reasons for Judgment of the Honourable Justice Reeves.



Associate:


Dated:         22 April 2009