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Children injured due to negligent acts of parents or carers: is there a legally enforceable duty of care in tort law?
- McInnes Wilson Lawyers
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- Australia
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- June 12 2013
The New South Wales Court of Appeal has overturned a finding of liability against a grandmother who fell down a staircase while carrying her
Loss of benefit under a will, due to an attorney or an administrator’s dealings with the property
- McInnes Wilson Lawyers
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- Australia
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- May 31 2013
Often people wish to provide a home for one or more of their children or a favourite relative in their will. They might specifically give the
Asset protection traps for directors & officers
- McInnes Wilson Lawyers
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- Australia
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- May 31 2013
There is a plethora of Australian legislation which sheets home personal liability to directors and officers. Below are some reminders of traps for
Exciting offers, pressure tactics do not get excited! ACCC v Excite Mobile Pty Ltd
- McInnes Wilson Lawyers
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- Australia
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- May 31 2013
The case of Australian Competition and Consumer Commission v Excite Mobile Pty Ltd demonstrates the consequences of pressure selling tactics and
A secured creditor’s rights during a winding-up a case study
- McInnes Wilson Lawyers
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- Australia
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- May 31 2013
The appeal was brought by the Receivers, who sought to recover a debt for the secured creditor once a liquidator had been appointed to MSI. The Court
Retail shopping centre representations landlords beware
- McInnes Wilson Lawyers
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- Australia
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- May 27 2013
The recent Federal Court case of Miltech v Murchie 2012 FCA 1013 highlights the need for Landlords to exercise caution when making representations
Informal system of cleaning satisfactory a win for the defendant
- McInnes Wilson Lawyers
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- Australia
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- May 22 2013
Judgment in the matter of Ryland v QBE Insurance (Australia) Limited 2013 NSWCA 120 was handed down on 3 May 2013. The Plaintiff in this matter
Laser tag a new recreational activity
- McInnes Wilson Lawyers
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- Australia
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- May 22 2013
In four of the Civil Liability Acts introduced across the Australian states there is a specific defence that Plaintiffs engaged in a "dangerous
Professional misconduct dishonest conduct is risky business
- McInnes Wilson Lawyers
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- Australia
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- May 20 2013
This article examines 3 recent QCAT decisions, and another 2009 case from the Legal Practice Tribunal, where findings of professional misconduct were
Restaurant patron’s chair collapses
- McInnes Wilson Lawyers
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- Australia
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- May 14 2013
On 14 January 2009 the RespondentClaimant went to the Weis Restaurant Toowoomba for an evening meal with his wife and a business associate. Whilst
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