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How do I file a motor accident claim in Australia?

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Notify your insurance company as soon as possible and provide them with all necessary documentation, including police reports and medical records.;Fill out the claim form provided by your insurer and submit any requir...

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What is the role of the ACCC in franchising?

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The ACCC enforces the Franchising Code of Conduct, investigates complaints, and ensures that franchisors and franchisees comply with legal obligations.;It also provides guidance and information to help both parties un...

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What are the legal options for extending a visa in Australia?

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Visa extensions in Australia depend on the visa type; some visas allow for onshore applications for extension, while others may require applying for a different visa.;Applicants must provide evidence of their continue...

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How does patent protection work in Australia?

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To obtain a patent in Australia, you must file an application with IP Australia, which examines the application for novelty and inventiveness.;Once granted, patent protection lasts up to 20 years, provided maintenance...

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What are the penalties for violating trade laws in Australia?

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Penalties for violating trade laws can include fines, imprisonment, and the revocation of export or import licenses.;Non-compliance can also result in seizure of goods and reputational damage for the business involved.

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How long does bankruptcy last in Australia?

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Bankruptcy usually lasts for three years and one day from the date it is declared.;In some cases, the bankruptcy period can be extended up to eight years if the trustee determines misconduct.

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Can public figures sue for defamation in Australia?

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Public figures can sue for defamation, but they may face a higher burden of proof, needing to show that the defamatory statement was made with actual malice.;Public figures often use defamation lawsuits to protect the...

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