Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT) President Justice Kerri Mellifont last week issued a new practice direction which details QCAT’s practices and procedures for the use of email when QCAT communicates with parties to proceedings.
QCAT Practice Direction 1 of 2023 makes it clear that, where possible, email will be used by QCAT in the giving of documents, including originating process, to parties or non-parties, rather than hardcopy documents.
The Crime and Corruption Commission has lost a bid to keep confidential the punishments handed to police officers involved in corrupt conduct.
Queensland Corrective Services has updated its forms and information packs related to the Victims Register. The updated Form 49 (individual application) and Form 49A (third party referral requiring applicant consent/signature) can…
A barrister of 30 years who failed to disclose his conviction for contempt has been denied a practising certificate.
The exchange of Christmas greetings and presentation of newly appointed King’s Counsel will be held today at Banco Court at 9.15am. The Chief Justice and the Judges of the Supreme…
The Queensland Parliament is seeking expressions of interest for membership of the human rights advisory panel from Queensland Law Society members. Panel members provide expert advice in areas of human…
The Land Title Practice Manual (Qld) (LTPM) has been updated today, effective 9 December 2024. Amendments have been made to multiple parts of the LTPM, however practitioners’ attention is drawn…
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