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Workplace bullying ..... The new frontier

Bartier Perry
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Australia
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June 12 2013

Employers, managers and supervisors, are you up to the "reasonableness" challenge? You need to be, because this will be another measuring stick by

I thought cleaning the pool was hard work new chores for pool owners

Bartier Perry
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Australia
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June 11 2013

A “swimming pool” is a structure which is capable of being filled with 300mm of water or more and is used for swimming and other human water

A useful weapon in a trustee’s arsenal

Bartier Perry
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Australia
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May 31 2013

On the occurrence of bankruptcy, the trustee must take immediate possession or control of the bankrupt's property, as that property is now

Family provision - are parents obliged to provide for an estranged adult child?

Bartier Perry
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Australia
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February 4 2013

There is a tension between the right of a Will-maker to choose who will benefit from his or her estate and the frequent expectation by adult children

Developers and home buyers targeted with stimulus incentives

Bartier Perry
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Australia
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July 13 2012

Changes to stamp duty and a range of new grants available to home buyers were announced as part of the NSW State Budget handed down on 12 June 2012

Am I redundant? who’s asking?

Bartier Perry
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Australia
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May 14 2013

As our economy grows and contracts there will be those who lose their jobs through no fault of their own, but only because the positions they held

Know who you’re dealing with - Australia’s autonomous sanctions laws

Bartier Perry
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Australia
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June 18 2013

Autonomous sanctions are punitive measures imposed by the Australian Government as a matter of foreign policy on designated countries, entities and

When isn't a person driving?

Bartier Perry
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Australia
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May 23 2013

In the recent case of RG & KM Whitehead Pty Limited v Lowe 2013 NSWCA 117, the NSW Court of Appeal considered whether damages were payable relating

International wills for a global community - a word of caution for Australian willmakers

Bartier Perry
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Australia
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November 7 2012

The rules relating to testamentary succession vary greatly between countries and sometimes even within a country

It pays to break the vicious debtor cycle

Bartier Perry
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Australia
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May 6 2013

In the hire industry, it is common for hirers to incur significant exposure on customer accounts where credit is extended in circumstances where

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Workplace bullying ..... The new frontier

I thought cleaning the pool was hard work new chores for pool owners

A useful weapon in a trustee’s arsenal

Family provision - are parents obliged to provide for an estranged adult child?

Developers and home buyers targeted with stimulus incentives

Am I redundant? who’s asking?

Know who you’re dealing with - Australia’s autonomous sanctions laws

When isn't a person driving?

International wills for a global community - a word of caution for Australian willmakers

It pays to break the vicious debtor cycle

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