Dental trauma
In the above circumstances, a prospective plaintiff may have a cause of action against either or both of the negligent parties (i.e. the school and/or the dentist.) Given the narrative, a limitations period issue may arise (i.e. your action is out of time or too late to sue someone for). Whether that can be overcome depends on what injuries were suffered and when.
-This is not legal advice and is only a guide. If you wish to obtain legal advice from me you may retain my professional services.-
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Free felling - logs and branches illegally dumped on my property
Based on the limited facts provided, this may constitute actionable trespass to land. The appropriate remedy would be damages or mandatory injunctive relief.
This is not legal advice and should not be relied on for any purpose. If you wish to engage my legal services please contact me directly.Liability limited by a scheme approved under professional standards legislation.
The Succession Act 2006 (NSW) recognises de facto and other types of relationships when considering whether a person may be entitled to take from their intestate partner's estate, and does not require that you or your partner be married.
Depending on the circumstances, you may be entitled to some or all of your partner's estate. The circumstances include (but are not limited to) the length and nature of your relationship with your partner, your partner's family and other relationships, and when your partner passed away.
If you do have a claim or entitlement on some or all of your partner's estate, you may be entitled to apply to the Court for Letters of Administration over your partner's estate in order to have the power to find, take control of, and dispose of your partner's estate.
It may also be suitable to refer the matter to the NSW Trustee and Guardian to request that they apply for the Letters. The NSW Trustee and Guardian is empowered to seek to be appointed administrator of the estate by the Court, and dispose of the assets of the estate according to law.
Disclaimer: This advice is general and is not intended to be relied upon as advice for your specific situation and circumstances. In order to provide an advice taking into account the entirety of your unique circumstances, I would strongly recommend that you seek further professional legal advice.
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Shareholder disagreement with constitutional amendment
Hi, based on the limited facts provided there may be a cause of action for oppression of shareholders under Part 2F.1 of theCorporations Act 2001. The remedies available are outlined in section 233 which include a winding up order or an order for the purchase of shares by certain persons/members of the company. Other remedies may also be available subject to further information.
I note that this is not an advice and is not to be relied upon. If you wish to contact me regarding the issue please be in contact. I have experience as a Barrister in this area and specifically on this point of law.
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