The Paddington terrace over which Academy Award-nominated actor Toni Collette and her musician husband, David Galafassi, face property settlement legal proceedings has been resold for about $5.5 million.
So the entertainment industry couple now know the $850,000 quantum of the claim against them, having been sued over their alleged failure to settle on their once intended $6.35 million purchase.
The next directions hearing before the equity registrar into the contested matter is scheduled for the NSW Supreme Court next week. The initial directions hearing into the matter was in mid-March.
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Date |
Time |
Jurisdiction |
Court |
Case Title/Party |
Case Number |
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06 Jun |
09:00 |
Civil |
Supreme |
Susan Kelly v David Anthony Galafassi (David Anthony Galafassi) |
201200021377 |
|
06 Jun |
09:00 |
Civil |
Supreme |
Susan Kelly v David Anthony Galafassi (Toni Galafassi) |
201200021377 |
It is not yet known what legal defence the couple can or can’t mount to justify their alleged contractual non-performance.
The new owner of the Paddington terrace is Ian Ball, the Ernst and Young accountant and chief executive officer of the International Federation of Accountants.
Collette is currently appearing in the Can/Can’t advertising campaign for the Commonwealth Bank.
Andrew Sadauskas is a former journalist at SmartCompany and a former editor of TechCompany.
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