Xiang Sheng Li v Refugee Review Tribunal and Minister of Immigration and Ethnic Affairs [1994] FCA 1550 — BarristerAI

Xiang Sheng Li v Refugee Review Tribunal and Minister of Immigration and Ethnic Affairs

[1994] FCA 1550

Federal Court of Australia14 December 1994

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Citation[1994] FCA 1550

CourtFCA

JurisdictionCommonwealth

Decision Date14 December 1994

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Authorities Cited19›

Cases considered by Xiang Sheng Li v Refugee Review Tribunal and Minister of Immigration and Ethnic Affairs

Referred to (19)

New South Wales v Canellis [1994] HCA 51 Chen Zhen Zi and Ors v Minister of Immigration and Ethnic Affairs [1994] FCA 985(1993) 41 FCR 71(1993) 45 FCR 384Zhang De Yong v Minister of Immigration, Local Government and Ethnic Affairs [1993] FCA 489

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Cases that have considered Xiang Sheng Li v Refugee Review Tribunal and Minister of Immigration and Ethnic Affairs

Referred to (2)

Appellant WABZ v Minister for Immigration & Multicultural & Indigenous Affairs [2004] FCAFC 30 Muin v Refugee Review Tribunal [2002] HCA 30

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Appellant WABZ v Minister for Immigration & Multicultural & Indigenous Affairs [2004] FCAFC 30Referred to

Muin v Refugee Review Tribunal [2002] HCA 30Referred to

The duty of a solicitor to advise a client of the risks of litigation extends to advising on the prospects of recovery of costs in the event of success, particularly where the opposing party may lack the means to satisfy a costs order

The duty of a solicitor to advise a client of the risks of litigation extends to advising on the prospects of recovery of costs in the event of success, particularly where the opposing party may lack the means to satisfy a costs order.

Xiang Sheng Li v Refugee Review Tribunal and Minister of Immigration and Ethnic Affairs at [30]

An equitable charge over commingled trust funds may be enforced under the Vermilion Quay principle of equitable charge where the trustee has dealt with the funds in breach of fiduciary duty and a sufficient proportion of the original res remains identifiable in the resulting account

An equitable charge over commingled trust funds may be enforced under the Vermilion Quay principle of equitable charge where the trustee has dealt with the funds in breach of fiduciary duty and a sufficient proportion of the original res remains identifiable in the resulting account.

Xiang Sheng Li v Refugee Review Tribunal and Minister of Immigration and Ethnic Affairs at [37]

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