James Scott Tydeman Tibra Capital

James Scott Tydeman Tibra Capital

Sydney Australia

James Scott Tydeman Tibra Capital
James Tydeman Tibra Capital
Tanamerah Estates Tibra Capital
Alexander Superannuation Fund
Catherine Tydeman

http://www.caselaw.nsw.gov.au/action/PJUDG?s=1000,jgmtid=162910

Dragged his own mother to court because he claims that:

"Mr Tydeman had experienced, in the past, with any solicitor that gave
rise to him finding solicitors, in the circumstances of the current
case, "untrustworthy", leading it, and him, to the conclusion that a
solicitor should not be retained on behalf of Tanamerah."



At the hearing of the notices of motion, at Mr Tydeman's request, and
without objection from counsel for Tibra, I permitted his mother,
Catherine Tydeman ("Ms Tydeman"), who is also a director of Tanamerah,
to sit with him at the bar table and act as a "McKenzie friend" (see,
McKenzie v McKenzie [1971] P 33). Thereafter, she sat at the bar
table, with Mr Tydeman, taking notes, quietly making suggestions to
him, guiding him, generally, in relation to the conduct of the
proceedings and providing other assistance. She did not seek to
address the court, or otherwise take an active part in the
proceedings. (There was no suggestion that she was qualified as a
solicitor.)



James Scott Tydeman Tibra Capital
James Tydeman Tibra Capital
Tanamerah Estates Tibra Capital
Alexander Superannuation Fund
Catherine Tydeman


http://www.caselaw.nsw.gov.au/action/PJUDG?s=1000,jgmtid=162910