their respective roles in the two corporate entities, Live Group and SalesPort respectively. The jurisdiction of the Sydney Beth Din is exercised by the first, second and third appellants, who are Jewish Rabbis. The fourth appellant is the Registrar of the Beth Din, having been appointed to that position in October 2016. Prior to that, he was the Secretary, but also fulfilled the function of Registrar. It will be convenient to refer to the Beth Din and the appellants without distinguishing between them and without separately distinguishing the role of the fourth appellant unless necessary. According to the appellants, the Beth Din has authority to determine civil disputes between observant Jews, its jurisdiction deriving from the interpretation of Jewish law by the Rabbis who constitute themselves as athe Chief Dayan of Sydney AUS. Rabbi Gutnick who will hear both claims in person or video conference or by phone and his decision will be final and acceptable on both sides ...”

On 18 July 2016, Live Group terminated the agreement in accordance with the termination clause in the agreement. In August or September 2016, at the request of one of his Israeli Rabbi colleagues, Rabbi Ulman met with Mr Kuzecki in Sydney. Rabbi Schlanger was present for part of the meeting. Mr Kuzecki informed Rabbi Ulman of his grievance with Mr Barukh and said that he wanted to proceed with a Din Torah in Sydney. A Din Torah was described in submissions as a final adjudication of a dispute according to Jewish law. Mr Kuzecki confirmed his