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Security for costs in Federal Court
A Court may order a party to pay security for potential legal costs to their opponent. This article examines the law and considerations of the Federal Court in applications for security for costs.
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Security for legal costs in patent invalidity cross-claims
This article examines the application of section 232 of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) in 50/50 or equal ownership disputes. The WA Supreme Court has found that oppressive conduct can still be asserted in equal ownership situations.
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What exactly is security for costs?
Learn how a Defendant can protect themselves from not receiving costs in a litigious proceeding if the Plaintiff is unable to pay. Discover the prerequisites, discretionary questions, form, time, and conditions the Court may prescribe for security to be given.


