Australian International Islamic College Board Inc v Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
[2012] QSC 259
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Australian International Islamic College Board Inc v Kingdom of Saudi Arabia [2012] QSC 259
JUDGE(S):
Martin J
DELIVERED ON:
10 September 2012
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Editorial Notes
Published Case Name:
Australian International Islamic College Board Inc v Kingdom of Saudi Arabia & anor
Shortened Case Name:
Australian International Islamic College Board Inc v Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
MNC:
[2012] QSC 259
Court:
QSC
Judge(s):
Martin J
Date:
10 Sep 2012
Litigation History
Event
Citation or File
Date
Notes
Primary Judgment
[2012] QSC 259
10 Sep 2012
The defendant was a "foreign state". The plaintiff sued for recovery of expenses in relation to the education of certain children. Declared that the proceeding had not, for want of jurisdiction, been properly started by reason of the Foreign States Immunities Act 1985 (Cth): Martin J.
Appeal Determined (QCA)
[2013] QCA 129 [2014] 2 Qd R 1
28 May 2013
The transaction was a "commercial transaction" and the respondent was not immune from suit. Appeal allowed: Holmes and White JJA and Atkinson J.
Special Leave Refused (HCA)
File Number: B33/2013 [2014] HCASL 37
06 Mar 2014
Special leave refused: Kiefel and Keane JJ.
Appeal Status
Appeal Determined - Special Leave Refused (HCA)
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