How does the Federal Court of Australia work?

The Court decides disputes according to law – promptly, courteously and effectively contributing to the economic and social wellbeing of all Australians.

Where can I go to settle a civil case in Victoria?

See the County Court of Victoria website for more information. The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) may also be able to help resolve your dispute. For more information see the VCAT website. If you have a fencing dispute, see the Dispute Settlement Centre of Victoria’s (DSCV) website for information on how to resolve the matter.

How long is a civil complaint valid in Victoria?

The complaint is valid for 12 months from the date of filing. There are legal rules about the way in which you must give documents to the defendant. This is called service. Information about service can be found on the service of court documents page.

When to go to Magistrates Court in Victoria?

Disputes can arise from debts, claims for damages, other monetary disputes or equitable relief. See the Magistrates’ Court Act 1989 for information about the extent of the jurisdiction. If the dispute is more than $100,000, the matter is heard in a higher court. See the County Court of Victoria website for more information.

What do you need to know about Court Services Victoria?

CSV COVIDSafe Plan Fees and Fines Freedom of Information Gifts, Benefits and Hospitality Policy Procurement Law Library of Victoria Court Education Program Book a session Court Services Victoria Slideshow News COVID-19 Restrictions – Message from the Chief Justice

What do you need to know about the Bendigo courthouse?

Bendigo Law Court Development Bendigo Project Delivery Project History – Bendigo Future Court Operations Get in Touch with the Bendigo Team Bendigo Historic Courthouse Case Management System Project eDocs FAQs Wyndham Law Court Development Shepparton Law Courts Project Strategic Asset Plan Resources CSV COVIDSafe Plan Fees and Fines

Is there only one law that applies in Australia?

There’s only one law in Australia, it’s the Australian law. For those coming to Australia, I think we ought to be very clear about that. We expect them to recognise only one law and to observe it. Now, for those who are born in Australia, I’d make the same point.

Who is the Chief Justice of the court in Victoria?

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