Noteworthy cases

A dispute arose around an oyster farm. The task was to project the income that the farm would have produced but for an interruption in its operations. It involved oyster birth, mortality and harvest rates and market conditions....

Husband had a superannuation pension, which included a right to a widow's pension for his young second Wife. Divorce destroys the right to the widow's pension. The Family Law (Superannuation) Regulations value pension rights allowing for reversionary pensions if the Member Spouse remarries. They do not...

A dispute arose between the vendor and purchaser of a cattle station when a post sale muster revealed fewer than expected cattle. There had not been a muster for several years before the sale and the price was based on an estimate of the carried stock....

Grandma passed away leaving a Dad a life interest in the family home. On Dad's death, his daughter, brother and nieces and nephews were to share the remainder interest, except if they died, the next generation took their shares. The task was to value everyone's share...

One man had an idea for an innovative business venture and another had the capital. They had a loose agreement that the inventor would devote himself full time to the project and the investor would fund it. The inventor wound down an already successful business and started...

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