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Find a Justice of the Peace [JP] -> Smart List
Certified Copy, Sworn or Affirmed Affidavit, etc.
Visitors on Sunday can wander around the building and enter the main courtroom where a Court Guide will explain the history, functions and contemporary role of the High Court.
NSW Court of Appeal -> Legal Resources
An initiative of the New South Wales Court of Appeal supported by the Judicial Commission of New South Wales: created as a resource for legal practitioners and judges in Australian and elsewhere.
Meth Houses: This is what a house looks like when it’s used as a meth lab - The Feed
“We now have evidence showing that children living in a contaminated home can have methamphetamine in their system that's equivalent to an adult ice user.”
Registering interstate judgments
Links and information about registering interstate judgments.
Family ordered back to court over $500K farm feud
The Supreme Court has ordered a retrial in a Kingaroy farm feud worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Appeal Allowed: In the Planning & Environment Court Registry: Brisbane Appeal
Catchwords APPEAL AND NEW TRIAL – APPEAL – GENERAL PRINCIPLES – INTERFERENCE WITH JUDGE’S FINDINGS OF FACT – FUNCTION OF APPELLATE COURT – WHERE FINDINGS BASED ON CREDIBILITY OF WITNESSES – NECESSITY FOR FINDING TO BE CLEARLY WRONG – where the appellants commenced proceedings to recover money which they said was agreed to be paid by the respondents in consideration of the transfer of the appellants’ interests in certain farmland – where in the course of discussions regarding the transfer, two documents were drawn up in lieu of a properly executed contract – where the learned primary judge made findings about the credibility of the witnesses but did so with reference to only part of the evidence – where the learned primary judge failed to take into account the two contemporary documents when testing the veracity of the witnesses – where this failure resulted in the learned primary judge making erroneous findings not supported by the evidence – whether a retrial should be ordered.
Kelly v Slade [2017] QDC 288 (15/1634) Porter QC DCJ 7 December 2017
Catchwords MONEY – PAYMENT – OTHER MATTERS – where the plaintiffs transferred their respective interests in the farm to the defendants as joint tenants – where the terms upon which that transfer occurred were in dispute – whether the defendants agreed to pay $250,000 for the first plaintiff’s share. EVIDENCE – ADMISSIBILITY – ADMISSIONS – WHAT CONSTITUTES – where there is evidence of subsequent conduct – whether that subsequent conduct is properly dealt with as an admission of the terms of the informal agreement alleged by the plaintiffs – whether that subsequent conduct is properly dealt with as an inference that the parties made an informal agreement on particular terms.
Augusta - Funding for Litigation
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How to access our dispute resolution services - Supporting business in New South Wales
If you have a commercial dispute and your negotiations have broken down, we may be able to help. Learn about our dispute resolution services.
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Australian Family Law Resources Dispute Resolution -> Smart List
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Australian Consumer Law Disputes -> Smart List
A curated list of links related to Australian Consumer Law Disputes.
What is an Affidavit? - Legal Blog - LawAnswers.com.au
An affidavit is a written statement of the facts of a case in your eyes. The person who is relying on the affidavit must confirm that the contents are true.
