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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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Stealing Offences (WA)
Stealing Offences (WA)
In Western Australia, under section 378 of the Criminal Code a person who steals anything that is capable of being stolen commits the crime of stealing. Things capable of being stolen include every moveable inanimate thing which is the property of a person. The term steal is defined in section 371 as fraudulently taking anything…
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Robbery Offences (WA)
Robbery Offences (WA)
The WA Criminal Code contains a number of offences relating to robbery. Robbery is known as a composite offence, as it involves an element of violent and an element of theft. Robbery offences are indictable offences and must be finalised in the District Court after the matter has proceeded through a committal hearing. Where the…
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Child Witnesses in Sex Abuse Cases (WA)
Child Witnesses in Sex Abuse Cases (WA)
A child may become involved in the criminal justice system in a number of ways. Some of the most common ways this occurs are when a child discloses a current or historic incident of sexual or physical abuse, when a child is physically assaulted or robbed and when a child witnesses a crime or is…
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