Enforcing a judgement made by a court or tribunal may occur when an order has been made for the payment of a debt, however the defendant has not complied with the terms of the judgement. A judgement may be enforced in a number of ways; some avenues require the creditor to have evidence that the …
Litigation Law Articles
Litigation Law Articles
Sunshine Coast Debt Recovery Solicitors
Sunshine Coast debt recovery lawyers offer a variety of individual solutions to suit your situation when recovering outstanding debts. Whatever the issue, bad debtors, outstanding invoices or clients who refuse to pay, Sunshine Coast debt recovery lawyers can help from start to finish! The first step in the process is sending a lawyers letter of …
Defamation Lawyers Sunshine Coast
Defamation lawyers on the Sunshine coast can provide you with advice and assistance with defamation, which is a tort within civil law which deals with civil wrongs that causes an individual to suffer loss or harm. Individuals who have been victimised as a result of a civil tort are able to sue for compensation or …
Private Nuisance in Neighbour disputes
Private nuisance may occur when any person unreasonably interferes with a right connected to your property. By owning or renting a residential property, you possess the right of quiet enjoyment of that property. These types of behaviour may include loud and excessive noise, smoke and other unpleasant odours, overhanging trees/objects, dust, vibrations, obstruction of paths/water …
What is a Statutory Demand?
A creditor’s statutory demand for payment of debt is a formal demand for payment of a debt owed by a company. Statutory demands are issued pursuant to Part 5.4 of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth). A statutory demand is supported by a money order judgment or an affidavit attesting that the debt is due and …