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Criminal Records and “Spent Convictions”
An interesting article appeared in the Newcastle Herald (Wednesday, 25 August 2010) “Bail for woman guilty of drunken vexatious call.” The article is significant, not for the nature of the offences for which the Defendant was convicted, but notably in … Continue reading
Overloading & ‘Chain of Responsibility’ Legislation
Background On 30 September 2005 the Road Transport (General) Act 2005 (NSW) (“the Act”) commenced. The Act introduced “chain of responsibility” requirements in the transport industry. Its effect was to broaden the responsibility for safety compliance across the entire transport … Continue reading
Welcome to Nick Pidcock – Commercial Lawyer
Nick joined the Burke Elphick and Mead Team back in April this year. He is now heading up our Commercial Law Team. Nick’s experience in the profession spans some twenty years and includes working in each facet of the … Continue reading
Posted in Commercial Law, Legal
Tagged business law, commercial Litigation, company directors, rental lease, transport law
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The Trade Practices Act and Workers Compensation – Conflicting Entitlements?
Where a Corporation, in trade or commerce, supplies goods that are manufactured by it and the goods has a defect that causes injury to an individual, that individual may recover compensation from the corporation for their injury. This principle is … Continue reading
Posted in Commercial Law, Legal, Workers Compensation Law
Tagged trade practices act, workers compensation
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Potential Penalties for Company Directors
It is important for Company Directors to appreciate the extent of their duties and obligations under the Corporations Act 2001 and Income Tax Assessment Act 1936. The Australian Taxation Office is able to pursue Directors personally for unpaid PAYG amounts … Continue reading
Posted in Commercial Law, Legal
Tagged Australian Taxation office, company directors, Income Tax Assessment Act
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