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Tomorrow: Part 1: Common law estoppels by representation, deed and convention

Wed Aug 05 2026
Thursday, 6 August – In person, 5-6pm

After an insightful presentation in relation to litigation estoppels at the Bar Association’s Sydney CPD Conference earlier this year, Quintin Rares is presenting a further 2 part series on the law of estoppel, addressing common law estoppels of estoppel by deed, convention and representation (in part 1 of the series) and equitable estoppels of proprietary and promissory estoppels (in part 2 of the series).

In this CPD hosted by the Education Committee, Quintin Rares (7 Wentworth Selborne) will cover the non-litigation common law estoppels: estoppel by representation, estoppel by deed and estoppel by convention.

The CPD will answer key questions related to each, namely: what it is, who is bound, what are they bound to and is it a rule of substance or evidence? It will also answer some subsidiary questions, for example, whether a party is bound to an untrue representation and whether each doctrine operates on a representation of fact, law and/or mixed fact and law. This process will delineate the similarities and differences between the doctrines.

The ultimate purpose of the presentation is to assist in the process of identifying the relevant doctrine/s when confronted with a particular set of facts.

Chaired by Patrick Griffin SC, Seventh Floor Garfield Barwick Chambers.

CPD category:

  • Substantive Law, Practice and Procedure, and Evidence

Please note: Only NSW barristers or members of the NSW Bar Association can register for CPDs or webinars.

To register for this CPD, please click here. This CPD will be run by registration only. Numbers are limited.

Please provide any written questions in advance to cpd@nswbar.asn.au.

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