Month: December 2020
~ HANSARD ~ The Legal Profession Uniform Law Application Bill 2013
Mr CRISP (Mildura) — The Legal Profession Uniform Law Application Bill 2013 is an important bill for The Nationals as it seeks to address some cross-border anomalies for representation in border areas. Statement of compatibility For Hon. E. J. O’DONOHUE (Minister for Liquor and Gaming Regulation), Hon. G. K. Rich-Phillips tabled following statement in Read More …
Are the actions of the Victorian Legal Profession exempt from Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006~???
Is this evidence of an unaccountable legal system facilitated by corrupt government? LEGAL PROFESSION UNIFORM LAW APPLICATION ACT 2014 – SECT 6 Override of Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006 (1) The Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006 has no application to— (a) Schedule Read More …
Legal Profession Conduct Rules W.A.
Part 2 — Fundamental duties of practitioners Paramount duty to court and administration of justice A practitioner’s duty to the court and the administration of justice is paramount and prevails to the extent of inconsistency with any other duty, including but not limited to a duty owed to a client of the practitioner. Read More …
Doctrine of Identification
The concept of Doctrine of Identification finds its roots in the English Law. The growth of this doctrine has helped in the implication and prosecution of the criminal activities of directors / managers of many companies. The corporate personality of a company is different and separate from the promoters, directors or owners of the company. Read More …
Australian Covid-19-Vaccination Policy
While the Australian Government strongly supports immunisation and will run a strong campaign to encourage vaccination, it is not mandatory and individuals may choose not to vaccinate. There may however, be circumstances where the Australian Government and other governments may introduce border entry or re-entry requirements that are conditional on proof of vaccination. Read More …
TORRES STRAIT LETTERS PATENT 1878 ~ (Queensland Coast Islands Act 1879)
This legislation arose from requests for the lease of islands off the Queensland coast. Before this Act, Queensland had control of all islands within three miles of the coast and New South Wales controlled those beyond this limit. Queensland established a northern government centre at Somerset on Cape York during 1864 (relocated to Thursday Island Read More …
The Constitutional Position of the Courts of W.A.
This paper has attempted to address the role of the courts as the third branch of government within the constitutional framework of the State. That analysis has demonstrated that the Commonwealth Constitution is by far the most significant instrument bearing upon the role and powers 47 pages. If you can spare a few Read More …