Tame Impala recordings, including the critically acclaimed Innerspeaker and Lonerism albums and the group's self-titled EP. The proceedings and case was later dropped. Universal Music Australia claims that on Christmas Eve 2014 Modular Recordings owner Steve Pavlovic agreed to sign a separation deal, under which he would give, without compensation, Universal his half of Modular, together with music, trademarks, websites and other assets. Universal claimed that since then Pavlovic welshed on the deal, refusing to transfer the shares or hand over some assets. Pavlovic claimed that without signing the deed of release, the deal was never binding. Subsequently, Universal took Pavlovic to court in July 2015 and his honour Justice Sakar ruled in Universal favor and ordered Pavlovic to sign over his 50% shareholding to Universal. Pavlovic appealed the decision and took the matter to the NSW court of appeal where the previous judgment was unanimously overturned in the NSW court of appeal by the chief Justice of NSW, His honour Bathurst CJ, the president of the Court of appeal, her honour Margaret Beazley, and court of appeal Judge his honour Meagher JA References Living people 1966 births