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End of the road for the credit hire vehicle debate, as the High Court grants special level to consider the principle of ‘like for like’
Since the decision of the NSW Court of Appeal in the credit hire cases, practitioners and professionals working in the area have debated whether the Court's decision of a 'like for like' entitlement to a hire car was in fact the correct decision. Now that special leave has been granted by the High Court the debate is set to reach its apex, and whichever way the High Court finds it will undoubtedly be significant for the industry. On the 12...
ASIC obtains declaration that an insurer breached...
The Federal Court of Australia has recently held that an insurer...
When a forklift goes rogue at work, can MACA come...
Is a worker entitled to bring a workplace accident claim under Motor...
PIC’s first published decision: Worker and...
The Personal Injury Commission (PIC) has issued its first published...
The extent of the Proper Officer’s...
What is a Proper Officer required to consider when determining whether...
Decision-makers who resort to literature are not...
Is a Review Panel entitled to rely upon medical literature to make a...
Uninsured working director is not an extended...
In Greenaway v Prestige Helicopters Pty Ltd [2020] WADC 159 the...
Skiing in a winter wonderland: A dangerous...
The NSW Supreme Court has ruled in favour of Perisher Blue,...
Haphazard joinders of insurers: the Supreme Court...
In a recent win for insurers, the NSW Supreme Court considers whether...