<p>1. Applied for default judgment knowing the defendants intended to file defences and without notice to the defendants and contrary to the duty to the administration of justice</p><p>2. Misled the defendants into believing they had a specific time to file a defence by: making a representation by omission that judgment would not be entered without first warning the defendants; Failed to respond to correspondence from the defendants’ solicitor notifying the lawyer the defendants anticipated filing and serving a defence by no later than a specific time and failed to inform the defendants that default judgment had been entered</p><p>3. Misled the Court in the affidavit in support of the application for default judgment</p><p>4. Applied for issue of a bankruptcy notice to the fifth defendant without prior notice</p>

[<a href="https://www.caselaw.nsw.gov.au/decision/5d0ae3bee4b08c5b85d8a550&quot;&gt;&lt;BR/&gt;Legal Services Commissioner v Yakenain [2019] NSWCATOD 98</a>]