Global InformationBunny Industries v FSW Enterprises information
| Bunny Industries Ltd v FSW Enterprises | |
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| Court | Supreme Court of Queensland |
| Full case name | Bunny Industries Ltd v FSW Enterprises Pty Ltd |
| Decided | 28 July 1982 |
| Citation(s) | [1982] Qd R 712 [1] |
| Court membership | |
| Judge(s) sitting | Andrews SPJ, Connolly, ThomasJJ |
| Case opinions | |
| judgement for the plaintiff 'That a vendor, who had dealt with land of which he was trustee for the purchaser, was accountable to the purchaser for his dealings with it, the purchaser being debited with any balance of purchase moneys due by him' (per Connolly J) concurring (Andrews SPJ) (Thomas J) | |
Bunny Industries v FSW Enterprises (also known as 'Bunny Industries') is a decision of the Supreme Court of Queensland.
It is an important case in Australian law regarding property, equity, and trusts.[1] It is an authority for the role of equity and constructive trusts in contracts for the sale of land.[1][2]
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