Catchwords:

EQUITY — fiduciary duties — solicitor — claim against solicitor personally by other side in litigation — whether client gave informed consent to solicitor continuing to act — solicitor subsequently in breach of duty by putting forward settlement deed in which solicitor received a benefit — whether error in finding by primary judge that breach not dishonest — whether primary judge could accept concession that liability in equity depended on finding of dishonesty — whether claim statute-barred absent dishonesty

RECEIVERS — instrument appointing receivers expressed to be signed, sealed and delivered — whether a deed — whether primary judge erred in finding instrument was not a deed and therefore six year limitation period applicable — whether receivers breached fiduciary duties or were knowingly involved in breach of duty by solicitor — whether any breach was dishonest — whether any claim against receivers statute-barred

PROCEDURE — appeals — notice of appeal — failure to identify grounds briefly and specifically — failure to comply with statement as to challenge to findings of fact — failure to comply with page limit — unnecessary to address numerous subgrounds of appeal and submissions