u/Curiam_Delectet

Elkaim AJ had this to say:

> There are literally hundreds of pages of affidavit material, most of no relevance to the current issues. The costs of this motion, let alone the summons, are entirely out of proportion to the original dispute. Not only is the affidavit material far too long, it is often very difficult to identify the relevant annexures, and generally make sense of what is being written. Why I need endless photographs of a battered black BMW is beyond me.

In a somewhat Kafkaesque decision https://www.caselaw.nsw.gov.au/decision/19fcb84735130a925cb6a60f

1. Applicant applies to QCAT for review of Medical Board decision
2. QCAT rejects the application for filing, saying go to NCAT
3. In NCAT, Medical Board says that QCAT got it wrong
4. NCAT says it doesn't have jurisdiction and applicant should go back to QCAT