Rob Sitch's The Castle - Part 4 Summary

The Kerrigan family faces eviction after losing a court case. However, Laurie, a retired barrister, offers to help them challenge the decision in the High Court. Laurie argues that the eviction violates the Constitution's 'just terms' clause. The Kerrigans win the case, leading to a media frenzy and a celebration. The family enjoys better fortune, with Laurie becoming a close friend and Dennis's career flourishing.

How does Laurie perform during the High Court proceedings?

What is the significance of the phrase 'just terms' in the context of the Kerrigan's case?

What is Darrell's reaction when the judges announce their decision?

How does the Kerrigan family celebrate their victory?