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Costs in Civil Matters (WA)
Costs in Civil Matters (WA)
Costs, particularly legal costs, should be an important commercial issue that parties should take into account at all stages of a dispute or court proceeding. This is because costs can often amount to a significant portion of a party’s claim. In some cases, particularly in matters that arise in the lower courts, costs may even…
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Should Wheel Clamping Be Illegal? (WA)
Should Wheel Clamping Be Illegal? (WA)
A local government body in Western Australia is planning to ban the practice of wheel clamping within its boundaries. The City of Stirling recently voted unanimously to draft the Immobilisation and Detention of Vehicles Local Law 2019. The bill would ban wheel clamping in most circumstances and regulate the detention of vehicles including on private…
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Costs Orders in Criminal Matters (WA)
Costs Orders in Criminal Matters (WA)
In criminal proceedings, costs orders are sometimes made in favour of the Defendant. The primary purpose behind an order for costs is to compensate a Defendant who has not been found guilty for the expenses they have incurred by reason of the commencement of the legal proceedings. In the Magistrates Court, the Prosecution will pay…
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Joint Tenants in the Family Court (WA)
Joint Tenants in the Family Court (WA)
When the parties to a marriage or de facto relationship separate, it is important to consider how they hold their interest in assets, especially the matrimonial home. In Western Australia, it is possible to own property as joint tenants or tenants in common. Tenants in common usually hold a property with defined interests, which are…
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