you really need to understand what is going on here. There will be no decision on 13/3. All the judge did was kick the can down the road. On 13/3, he will ask if the parties have agreed to anything. If not, then they will discuss a timetable for what happens next. That may be ASX filing a defence. So lets say ASX says it will file a defence within a week, say 20/3. Then ISX may want to respond, then a timetable for evidence by both parties, usually a month between parties filing.
So as I see it, at best, on 13.3, if the parties agree that evidence is needed, the judge will fix dates for that and then reconvene 3 months after that. I guess at that point, if ISX haven't gotten the information they want, they may ask for discovery, which ASX will resist.
There will be no decision on this matter on 13/3, it is likely to be the same type of hearing as today. I really doubt there will be a decision on this matter before end of 2020 as well have a long way to go.
Bear in mind, in the background, ASX will soon release its final report. Once that is released, it is likely to change the litigation.
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