.../span> provision such as s 82 of the TPA creates a cause of action under a federal law. However, it must be understood that this is only the paradigm of “arising under”. 36....
...he costs' The annexure A accounts did not resent a true and fair view of the assets and liabilities of the Grou at 30 June 2005 activities before income tax of 4488858 which rofit a n d for the ross mar in in res ect of revenue from coin an vehicles of about I O% and in res ect of revenue from subcontractor vehicles of about 6%. rofit from ordina Grou for the (1) the annexure A accounts overstated the net current assets of ear (Ii) the activities OSItion was PARTICULARS the annexure A accounts showed a sur jus of current assets over current liabilities of the Grou as at 30 June 2005 726230 whereas in fact the true OSItion was disclosed in the KPMG Audited Accounts which showed a deficit of current (11i) assets in relation to current liabilities of 22759506 ME_700339,91 (W2003) the annexure A accounts overstated the net assets of the Grou as at 30 June 2005 Grou as at 30 June 2005 of 12 44....
The Association also recommends retaining legal assistance for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples as a standalone, independent Commonwealth funding pro...
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...gs before it, take account of the following: (a) whether a person who was required to file a genuine steps statement under the proceedings filed such a statement; (b) whether such a person took genuine steps to resolve the dispute. ising discretion to award costs (1) In exercising a discretion to award costs in a civil proceeding in an eligible cou court, Judge, Federal Magistrate or other person exercising the discretion may account of: (a) whether a person who was required to file a genuine steps statement under the proceedings filed such a statement; and (b) whether such a person took genuine steps to resolve the dispute. (2) In exercising a discretion to award costs in a civil proceeding in an eligible cou court, Judge, Federal Magistrate or other person exercising the discretion may account of any failure by a lawyer to comply with the duty imposed by section (3) If a lawyer is ordered to bear costs personally because of a failure to comply w section 9, the lawyer must not recover the costs from the lawyer’s client. rs are in addition to powers under other Acts The powers conferred on an eligible court under this Part are in addition to any powers of the court, whether conferred by this Act or otherwise....
... to conclude any settlement. Comment (a) A mediator should provide information about the process, and help the parties identify their real concerns and all their options....
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