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Collie Magistrates Court

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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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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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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