Court Dismisses Freezing Order in Defamation Case Involving Mark Latham

A judge has dismissed a $1 million freezing order sought by Sydney MP Alex Greenwich against former One Nation politician Mark Latham.

The court found that there was insufficient evidence to support claims that Latham intended to sell a property for less than its market value.

This decision comes amid ongoing legal proceedings related to a defamation case involving the two political figures.

Greenwich had sought the freezing order as a precautionary measure to secure potential damages in the event of a successful claim.

The dismissal of the order may have implications for Greenwich's strategy in the defamation case, as it limits his ability to prevent Latham from disposing of assets.

Legal professionals following this case should note the importance of demonstrating clear evidence when seeking freezing orders in defamation matters.

This ruling highlights the challenges claimants may face in securing such orders, particularly in cases involving political figures.