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Implying A "Fair Go" In Government Decision-Making
Procedural fairness generally applies to all government decisions affecting a person's rights or interests, unless there is a clear Parliamentary intention evident in the relevant legislation to exclude procedural fairness.
AustraliaGovernment, Public Sector
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Somebody owes you money? Make a statutory demand
The newsletter outlines what statutory demands are and how they can be employed to best advantage in company operations.
AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
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Is An "Unfortunate" Delay An "Unreasonable" Delay?

Government delays can be an unfortunate feature of administrative decision-making. Australians and Australian businesses waiting on a government decision, such as a freedom of information ("FOI") request...

AustraliaGovernment, Public Sector

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Australian anti-dumping excuse against Indonesia is paper-thin, says WTO

WTO adopted the DS529 report of a dispute involving anti-dumping measures imposed by Australia on imports from Indonesia.

AustraliaInternational Law

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Implying A "Fair Go" In Government Decision-Making

Somebody owes you money? Make a statutory demand

Is An "Unfortunate" Delay An "Unreasonable" Delay?

Australian anti-dumping excuse against Indonesia is paper-thin, says WTO