Is Pell off to the High Court of Australia?

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Cardinal George Pell’s legal team have confirmed that they will seek leave to appeal to the High Court of Australia. This follows the majority two to one decision of the Victorian Court of Appeal which upheld Pell’s conviction on child sex offences. So what exactly did the three judges of

Is Pell off to the High Court of Australia?

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ABC Radio

Cardinal George Pell’s legal team have confirmed that they will seek leave to appeal to the High Court of Australia. This follows the majority two to one decision of the Victorian Court of Appeal which upheld Pell’s conviction on child sex offences. So what exactly did the three judges of

Full Federal Court hands down decision on fuel tax credits and the four year rule in s 47-5 of the Fuel Tax Act

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In Linfox Australia Pty Ltd v Commissioner of Taxation [2019] FCAFC 131 the Full Federal Court dismissed the taxpayer’s appeal against the conclusion of the Tribunal ([2019] AATA 222) that certain toll roads operated and maintained by a private operator were a “public road” for the purposes of the Fuel Tax Act.

Bullying and sexual harassment in the legal profession

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation

A global study across 135 countries by the International Bar Association has found that bullying and sexual harassment is widespread in the legal profession. The report makes a number of recommendations to change the culture and work environment in the law office.

Bullying and sexual harassment in the legal profession

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation

A global study across 135 countries by the International Bar Association has found that bullying and sexual harassment is widespread in the legal profession. The report makes a number of recommendations to change the culture and work environment in the law office.

Bullying and sexual harassment in the legal profession

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation

A global study across 135 countries by the International Bar Association has found that bullying and sexual harassment is widespread in the legal profession. The report makes a number of recommendations to change the culture and work environment in the law office.

Bullying and sexual harassment in the legal profession

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ABC Radio

A global study across 135 countries by the International Bar Association has found that bullying and sexual harassment is widespread in the legal profession. The report makes a number of recommendations to change the culture and work environment in the law office.

Bullying and sexual harassment in the legal profession

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ABC Radio

A global study across 135 countries by the International Bar Association has found that bullying and sexual harassment is widespread in the legal profession. The report makes a number of recommendations to change the culture and work environment in the law office.

Bullying and sexual harassment in the legal profession

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ABC Radio

A global study across 135 countries by the International Bar Association has found that bullying and sexual harassment is widespread in the legal profession. The report makes a number of recommendations to change the culture and work environment in the law office.

Is the High Court gagging Australia's public servants?

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation

A former public servant has lost her free speech argument in the High Court over tweets that were critical of her department’s policies. Will this change the way you use social media? Plus, a new study has found that Indigenous people in the Northern Territory found guilty of driving offences

Is the High Court gagging Australia's public servants?

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ABC Radio

A former public servant has lost her free speech argument in the High Court over tweets that were critical of her department’s policies. Will this change the way you use social media? Plus, a new study has found that Indigenous people in the Northern Territory found guilty of driving

Tribunal finds taxpayer not entitled to input tax credits for the purchase of vehicles and equipment from a related entity

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In Byron Pty Ltd and Commissioner of Taxation [2019] AATA 2042 the Tribunal found that the applicant was not entitled to claim input tax credits with respect to the purchase of vehicles and equipment, most of which was said to have been acquired from a related entity. While the Tribunal was not satisfied

“Jumping out” the Retail Leases Act – a clarification

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ROBERT HAY QC COMMERCIAL LAW BARRISTER

Today I posted an article about Verraty Pty Ltd v Richmond Football Club [2019] VCAT 1073.

I have had queries about paragraph (i) where I said:

“where the commencing rent under a new lease does not exceed $1,000,000 for the first 12 months,  before the lease is entered into the