Settling Litigation Intensive: Exploring the Grounds to Reopen a Settlement Agreement and Enforcement Options
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Description
Attend and earn 1 CPD unit in Substantive Law
This program is applicable to practitioners from all States & Territories
12.15pm to 1.00pm Exploring the Grounds to Reopen a Settlement Agreement and Enforcement Options
- What is the Court’s discretion under section 73 of the Civil Procedure Act 2005?
- When will it be exercised?
- When will separate enforcement action be justified or required?
- What is required when acting for an initiating party or defending party in proceedings under section 73 or separate enforcement proceedings?
Presented by Bill Ilkovski, Barrister, 8th Floor Wentworth Chambers
Presenters
Bill Ilkovski
Bill Ilkovski, having worked as a solicitor for 7 years, commenced as a barrister in October 2007. He read on 8th Floor Wentworth Chambers. He appears in all of the courts and most tribunals in New South Wales and in federal courts and tribunals as well. He also regularly appears in courts of other states and territories. The disputes work for which he has expertise is work that has a predominant commercial or trading element. This includes contracts disputes, property related disputes, building and construction disputes, or trade practices disputes in which he has acted for private individuals, corporations and governments.