Libby Thomas

2 months ago | qlsproctor.com.au | Natalie Gauld |Libby Thomas

Torts – miscellaneous torts – conspiring to injure – intimidation – equity – equitable remedies – injunctions – relevant considerations – procedure – civil proceedings in state and territory courts – costs – interlocutory proceedings – ending proceedings early Originally initiated in 2020, the Plaintiff alleged that the Defendant, through his involvement with the protest group Galilee Blockade, engaged in unlawful conduct to harm their business by disrupting the operations of its Carmichael...

Oct 11, 2024 | emj.bmj.com | Libby Thomas |Tessa Davis |Lisa Millar |Kathryn Patrick

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Aug 8, 2024 | nts.org.uk | Libby Thomas

Three speakers: Claire Russell (Visitor Services Supervisor); Teri Stevens (Visitor Services Supervisor); Libby Thomas (Visitor Services Supervisor)ClaireMy name is Claire and I am Visitor Services Supervisor for the National Trust for Scotland here at Haddo House. The house was built in 1732 by the 2nd Earl of Aberdeen for his third wife, Lady Anne Gordon. It was built by William Adam and it's a Palladian-style mansion, with a centre block and two wings at either side.

May 6, 2024 | qlsproctor.com.au | Natalie Gauld |Libby Thomas

Contributory Negligence, Transport Operations (Road Use Management – Road Rules) Regulation 2009, Negligence, Pedestrian Injury, AppealIn the primary judgment,1 the Plaintiff, Mr Eden, was struck by a car when walking at night along a rural road which had no artificial lighting. Mr Eden had intended to cross to the eastern side of the road, however, soon after he began walking along the western side, he saw two bright lights coming towards him from the north on the other side of the road.

Feb 21, 2024 | qlsproctor.com.au | Natalie Gauld |Libby Thomas

Fraud – s 118 of the Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999 – tort of deceit – state of mind of defendant – whether the defendant knowingly or recklessly made false representations to the plaintiff and others to obtain a benefit to the detriment of the plaintiff – whether the plaintiff was induced by the representations of the defendant – application of Briginshaw – tendency evidence – whether true value or settlement value theory applies The defendant was involved in a motor vehicle accident...