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trade practices act
Case notes tagged “trade practices act”.
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- Litigation & law practice
Call girls faultless in city hotel room needle stick injury
A South Australian tourist has failed to cast “an aura of prostitution and drug use” over a Spring Hill apartment complex where her hand was impaled on a discarded hypodermic syringe.
- Litigation & law practice
Solicitor hoisted on own petard: oily rag strategy no excuse after 4.5 year lapse
No step taken in his client's contract claim for more than four and a half years proved fatal in an application made by a Toowoomba solicitor for leave to proceed under UCPR rule 389. Proceedings commenced in November 2005.
- Litigation & law practice
Fitness training not sport: Trainers sweat $80k for broken ankle; escape crunch for disc prolapse
Courts in Queensland and New South Wales have recently ruled on the liability of personal trainers for injuries sustained by their clients.
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