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The decision of the high court of Australia in Dasareef Pty Ltd v Hawchar [2011] HCA 21 handed out on 22 June 2011 involves the admissibility of expert evidence of Dr Basden for the side of Hawchar in evidence of his having contracted silicosis during his employment with Dasareef Pty Ltd.... Although the evidence of Dr Basden was considered inexact and imprecise as to the numerical or quantitative calculation of silica exposure and an hence inadmissible evidence as contended by the appellant Dasareef and conceded by the courts below and the high court....
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However, this act was ephemeral and finally, The High Court in Australia had to annul the aforesaid act due to 'Constitutional Difficulties' and replaced the same with the Restrictive Practices Act in 1971.... This means that the law provides a well defined statutory guaranteed right to consumers that cover all products and services that would be sold in australia.... Background & Evolution: The need for the formation of business law was felt during the British rule in australia in the first half of the 19th century however, at that time all the companies were governed by the 'English Company Act of 1862'....
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This decision was made by the Australian high court in August 2004 by a 4:3 majority.... In the paper 'the high court of Australia' the author discusses the case of Tania Singh, born in Australia in 1998.... Peter Prince (Law and Bills Digest Section, Dec 2004) in his research brief, titled 'the high court and indefinite detention: towards a national bill of rights?... hese cases are among the more recent ones in the long time debate over the issue of citizenship in australia....
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The High Court in Australia has held that trial judges have the power not to start proceedings where they feel that the procedure can be influenced by malice and abuse of due process.... the high court, developing the common law, has provided a general solution to protect the right to a fair trial.... the high court also held that the right to a fair trial may be compromised by excessive delay in bringing criminal charges before the court, and by a trial judge's refusal to stay proceedings until an unrepresented accused person obtains legal representation....
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Furthermore, he mentions Ella's father, Hon John Egotistical, a Supreme court judge with who he has not had any previous communication.... Also, he can be charged with contempt of court by disrespecting an ACT Supreme court judge.... This paper ''Law of Communication'' tells that From the fact sheet, it is possible to argue that Larry defamed Ella through the online article that he wrote concerning the claims by the latter on her travels abroad....
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The paper "The Recent Development of the Australian Equity Law by the high court" is an outstanding example of an essay on the law.... The paper "The Recent Development of the Australian Equity Law by the high court" is an outstanding example of an essay on the law.... The paper "The Recent Development of the Australian Equity Law by the high court" is an outstanding example of an essay on the law.... However, it is evident that this vitality of equity law is dependent on the willingness of the high court and intermediate courts to apply equity law in addressing modern prevailing needs and conditions....
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The paper "The Cole v South Tweed Heads Rugby League Football Club " is an outstanding example of a law case study.... Many are the organizations are liable for patrons in cases where liquor is served....
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However, The High Court in Australia later held that the law of negligence would govern the relationship between occupiers and all visitors, whether lawful or trespassers.... he court in the case of Baker v Gilbert dealt with the measure of the discharge of the duty of care owed to visitors by occupiers.... The issue before the court of Appeal was whether the appellant, Mr Gilbert, had a duty to inspect and maintain the ladder and if so, whether he discharged that duty of care to the respondent, Ms Gilbert....
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