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Barristers' Board v Young [2001] QCA 556
[2001] QCA 556
Court of Appeal (Qld)|2001-12-07|Before: de Jersey CJ, Davies JA and Mackenzie JSeparate reasons for judgment of, each member of the Court, each concurring as to the order made.
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Court of Appeal (Qld)
Decision date
2001-12-07
Before
de Jersey CJ, Davies JA and Mackenzie JSeparate reasons for judgment of, each member of the Court, each concurring as to the order made.
Catchwords
- PROFESSIONS AND TRADES – LAWYERS – REMOVAL OF NAME FROM ROLL
- – application for removal of respondent from Barristers’
- Roll on
- ground that she knowingly gave false evidence on oath before CJC Inquiry –
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Catchwords
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES – LAWYERS – REMOVAL OF NAME FROM ROLL– application for removal of respondent from Barristers’Roll onground that she knowingly gave false evidence on oath before CJC Inquiry –duties and necessary attributes of barristers– where respondent alsofailed to acknowledge the significance of her default – consideration ofpsychiatric report –relevance of references where inquiry is as tointrinsic characterAttorney-General v Bax [1999] 2 QdR 9,citedBarristers’ Board v Darveniza [2000] QCA 253, Appeal No2107 of 2000, 30 June 2000, consideredClyne v New South Wales BarAssociation [1960] HCA 40(1960) 104 CLR 186, citedIn re Davis [1947] HCA 53(1947) 75 CLR409, consideredJanus v Queensland Law Society [2001] QCA 180, AppealNo 9202 of 2000, 15 May 2001, citedNew South Wales Bar Association vCummins [2001] NSWCA 284, citedRe A Practitioner (1984) 36 SASR590, consideredRe Bell Full Court Motion 622 of 1991, 6 December