Lumsdon v Gargano

Core Citations

CONSIDERS

• Barbara Mayfield v Suzy Carolyn Lloyd-Williams
• Susan Barlevy v Christopher Nadolski
• Ford v Simes

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• Singer v Berghouse
• Diver v Neal
• Keep v Bourke
• Porthouse v Bridge
• Alexander v Jansson
• Vigolo v Bostin
• Magill v Magill
• Evans v Levy
• Stern v Sekers; Sekers v Sekers
• DAO v R
• Penfold v Perpetual Trustee
• Marshall v Carruthers; Marshall v Marshall
• Sammut v Kleemann
• Bartlett v Coomber and Another
• Wilcox v Wilcox
• Collins v McGain and Another
• Foley v Ellis
• Dao v R
• Slack-Smith v Slack-Smith
• Kembrey v Cuskelly
• Bosch v Perpetual Trustee Company
• Fede v Dell'Arte
• Re Pilkington's Will Trusts
• Christopher Edward Fry v Glenn William Brown
• Pontifical Society for the Propagation of the Faith v Scales
• Antonio Palagiano v Chiara Mankarios
• Andrew v Andrew
• Wheatley v Wheatley
• Curran v Harvey
• Palmer v Dolman; Dolman v Palmer
• Kay v Archbold
• Re Clore's Settlement Trusts
• Christopher Edmund Lumb and Anor v Diana Faye McMillan and Anor
• Hampson v Hampson

REPORTED OPINION OF in

• [2012] NSWSC 1169

This document cites

• Vigolo v Bostin
• Collins v McGain and Another
• Christopher Edmund Lumb and Anor v Diana Faye McMillan and Anor
• Porthouse v Bridge
• Penfold v Perpetual Trustee



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• Marshall v Carruthers; Marshall v Marshall
• Barbara Mayfield v Suzy Carolyn Lloyd-Williams
• Andrew v Andrew
• Magill v Magill
• Antonio Palagiano v Chiara Mankarios
• Kembrey v Cuskelly
• Ford v Simes
• DAO v R
• Fede v Dell'Arte
• Wheatley v Wheatley
• Bartlett v Coomber and Another
• Foley v Ellis
• Susan Barlevy v Christopher Nadolski
• Wilcox v Wilcox
• Christopher Edward Fry v Glenn William Brown
• Curran v Harvey
• Kay v Archbold
• Evans v Levy
• Hampson v Hampson
• Re Pilkington's Will Trusts
• Slack-Smith v Slack-Smith
• Alexander v Jansson
• Stern v Sekers; Sekers v Sekers
• Sammut v Kleemann
• Palmer v Dolman; Dolman v Palmer
• Diver v Neal
• Dao v R
• Keep v Bourke
• Goodman v Windeyer
• Singer v Berghouse