Analyse the High Court case of Ermogenous v Greek Orthodox Community of SA Inc [2002] HCA 8; 209 CLR 95; 76 ALJR 465; 187 ALR 92

1) Identify the issue(s) in the case and explain how they arose on the facts. It is important to identify the legal and factual aspects of the issue(s). Legal issues do not exist in a vacuum. They exist in the context of facts which raise legal questions.

2. Explain the legal principles used by the Court to decide those issues. It is important that you actually explain those principles - don't just list them.

3. What facts did the Court regard as important in deciding those issues? You need to focus on the facts that were important to making the decision. You will not get marks for simply regurgitating all the facts of the case with no purpose to it. You must explain how and why those facts were important to the decision.

4. What conclusions did the Court come to in deciding the issues, and how did those conclusions lead to the orders made in the case?