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Gift Cards and Vouchers - A New Approach
Gift Cards and Vouchers – A New Approach
The New Gift Card Regime Changes to the Fair Trading Act 1987 (NSW) will introduce a new mandatory minimum expiry period of three years for most gift cards and vouchers sold in New South Wales from 31 March 2018. The new legislation will apply to cards and vouchers sold both in-store and online. The State…
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A History of the Development of the Law in Relation to Legal Fees
A History of the Development of the Law in Relation to Legal Fees
Notwithstanding obvious concerns around what is considered a satisfactory construction of terms within a solicitor’s Costs Agreement and any related charge documents, the history of the law across different jurisdictions in relation to the reasonableness (or otherwise) of legal fees has been discussed repeatedly over the last several decades. First, it is important to note…
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Consenting to a Medical Procedure in New South Wales
Consenting to a Medical Procedure in New South Wales
Before undergoing a medical procedure in New South Wales, your doctor must obtain your consent. This is because of the principle that everyone has an inviolable right to decide what happens to their body. The Guardianship Act 1987 and Children and Young Persons (Care and Protection) Act 1998 are the relevant pieces of legislation governing…
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Working with Children Check in New South Wales
Working with Children Check in New South Wales
The Working with Children Check in NSW (New South Wales) falls under the Child Protection (Working with Children) Act 2012 and is overseen by the NSW Office of the Children’s Guardian (OCG). As of 15 June 2013, all employees and volunteers over 18 who begin working face-to-face in child-related work are required to undergo a…
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