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On 30 October 2020 the Morrison Government committed to a review following the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s Digital Platforms Inquiry in 2019. Several recommendations from that Inquiry – which the Government has already agreed to in principle – are to be
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What is a guarantee? If you’ve ever tried to enter into a commercial contract, chances are you’ve been asked to sign a guarantee. Guarantees are all about giving assurance to the other side of the contract. It does this by making a
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It’s Okay To Be A Bit Worried & These Troubling COVID-19 Times You Need To Be Thinking About YOU & YOUR Family… So, I need to ask you a potentially disturbing question because this very concerning issue was raised by my team
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Towards the end of the last millennia, when John Howard was Prime Minister, changes were made to the family law system. A new, simpler streamlined court for matters that were not complex enough to justify going to the Family Court of Australia
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Our Previous note said- On 31 July 2017 Malouf Group Enterprises (“MGE”) and Mr Malouf filed a 5 page response to ASIC’s concise statement. What does MGE deny saying? MGE denies engaging in misleading and deceptive conduct and (at par 15) has
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If your client is sued you should have any settlement subject to the claim being dismissed (not discontinued) or your client’s credit history will be impacted, thanks to the decision of a Credit Reporting Body. If your client has a demerit
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If you get married overseas it may be seen as a legal marriage here in Australia—as long as you have a marriage certificate from the registering authority from the country you were married in. Your marriage does not get registered in
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Wednesday, 18 October 2017, Federal Court of Australia. Brisbane. Mr Malouf was, once again, not required to attend at court however his lawyer indicated to the court that he would be giving evidence in person during the trial because he is alleged
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