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Collie Magistrates Court is at 43A Wittenoom Street, Collie with the operating hours of 8:30am to 4:30pm Monday to Friday. The Magistrates Court is located on the corner of Wittenoom and Pendleton Streets.

The Collie Magistrates Court has been an iconic heritage listed building and a standout feature in Collie since 1913. Collie is two hours south of Perth and has a current population of over 7,000 people.

In the late 1800’s coal was discovered and this quiet little town has played an important role in the provision of electricity for Western Australia ever since.

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Subpoenas in the Family Court (WA)
Subpoenas in the Family Court (WA)
A subpoena is a form of summons issued by the court at the request of a party to legal proceedings requiring a person to produce certain documents and/or give evidence for the purposes of a trial. Subpoenas are generally required to be personally served on the named person either in their personal capacity or on…
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The Defence of Self-Defence (WA)
The Defence of Self-Defence (WA)
The defence of self-defence is well-established in Australia. It is based on the widely accepted rationale that a person shouldn’t be punished for defending themselves against an unjustified attack. When an accused raises the defence of self-defence, this gives rise to a reverse onus, meaning it is then up to the prosecution to prove beyond…
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Caveats in Property Law (WA)
Caveats in Property Law (WA)
A caveat is a formal notice or warning issued against the title of a property. In Western Australia, caveats are registered at Landgate, which is the titles office responsible for recording all dealings and interests regarding Western Australian land. Caveats cannot be placed on personal property but only on real estate. The purpose of a…
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When Police Can Arrest You (WA)
When Police Can Arrest You (WA)
In Western Australia, police can arrest and detain a person in order to keep the peace, prevent a crime or to protect the life and property of the community.  An arrest is the process used to bring a person into police custody and to charge that person with an offence. When police can arrest you…
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