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Wright v Kennedy; Wright v Dundooga Pastoral Co Pty Ltd; Reynoldson v Wright; Garlick v Kennedy; Glass v Kennedy; Brown v Kennedy; Wright v Kennedy [2026] NSWSC 834

Supreme Court of New South Wales - [2026] NSWSC 834

By Daily Sydney Courts · Published 20 July 2026

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Wright v Kennedy; Wright v Dundooga Pastoral Co Pty Ltd; Reynoldson v Wright; Garlick v Kennedy; Glass v Kennedy; Brown v Kennedy; Wright v Kennedy [2026] NSWSC 834
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The Supreme Court of New South Wales has delivered judgment in Wright v Kennedy; Wright v Dundooga Pastoral Co Pty Ltd; Reynoldson v Wright; Garlick v Kennedy; Glass v Kennedy; Brown v Kennedy; Wright v Kennedy [2026] NSWSC 834.

Case details

Citation: [2026] NSWSC 834

Decision date: 2026-07-16

Court: Supreme Court of New South Wales

Catchwords

ESTOPPEL, Proprietary estoppel, Encouragement, Where plaintiff is a farmer, Where the farm is made up of three parcels of farmland, Where the first parcel of farmland (First Parcel) was owned by plaintiff’s mother (the deceased) prior to her death, Where plaintiff alleges that the deceased made representations that he would inherit all of the First Parcel if he stayed and worked on the farm

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