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Macari v Snack Brands Foods Pty Ltd (NSWSC 2024)
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Macari v Snack Brands Foods Pty Ltd (NSWSC 2024)
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BGV v Waverley Council (NSWPICPD 2024)
BGV v Waverley Council (NSWPICPD 2024)
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Key Takeaways
Farm Debt Mediation Act 1994 (NSW) (FDMA) does not apply in circumstances where the governing law of a security instrument is New South Wales, but the farm property is situated wholly outside of the State.
Brief Facts
In Musumeci Property Investments Pty Ltd v National Australia Bank Ltd1, the Court considered the application of the FDMA to a property situated wholly outside of New South Wales.
Key points to note are:
Over-looked rule trips up a lawyer
Key Takeaways
It is relatively well known that the time for compliance with a Bankruptcy Notice passes after 21 days from the date it was served upon the debtor.
The Court (being the Federal Court of Australia or the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 2)) has jurisdiction to extend such time for compliance of a Bankruptcy Notice, however it may only do so if the application to extend time for compliance is filed before the expiration of the 21 days.
Turks’ Information Security Management System is certified to ISO27001:2022.
ISO27001:2022 is a globally recognised framework for Information Security Management. This certification helps us uphold our obligations under the Australian Privacy Principles as provided in the Privacy Act 1988, and to maintain trust with our clients in our industry sectors, where data privacy is imperative.
Martsoukos v Secretary, Department of Education (NSWPIC 2024)
Key Takeaways
Shepherd v The State of South Australia (in right of the Department for Child Protection) (SAET 2024)
Key Takeaways