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Compensation for Stolen Curtains from Rental Property - NSW

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Under Australian consumer law, landlords have rights to reasonable care of their property. The agency's failure to prevent the theft constitutes a breach of their duty of care. You may claim compensation for the cost...

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What constitutes defamation under Australian law?

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Defamation in Australia occurs when a statement harms the reputation of an individual or entity, causing them to be shunned, avoided, or brought into ridicule.;For a statement to be defamatory, it must be published to...

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How does the Family Court handle domestic violence cases?

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The Family Court considers the safety and well-being of victims and children when making decisions in domestic violence cases, prioritizing protective measures.;It can issue orders that address custody, visitation, an...

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What qualifications should an arbitrator have?

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An arbitrator should have expertise in the relevant field of dispute and training in arbitration procedures.;They should also possess strong analytical and impartial decision-making skills.

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What is the difference between a sole trader and a company?

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A sole trader is an individual running a business, while a company is a separate legal entity owned by shareholders.;Sole traders have unlimited liability, whereas companies provide limited liability protection to the...

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How are off-the-plan property purchases regulated in Australia?

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Off-the-plan property purchases are regulated to protect buyers, requiring developers to provide detailed disclosure statements and adhere to building timelines.;Buyers have the right to a cooling-off period and can s...

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