When negotiating a property settlement with your former spouse, it is important to consider any potential Capital Gains Tax (“CGT”) implications.
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The apprehension of bias principle: Can judges and lawyers still be friends?
“Justice should both be done and be seen to be done, reflecting a requirement fundamental to the
common law system of adversarial trial – that it is conducted by an independent and impartial
tribunal”. The recent High Court decision Charisteas v Charisteas [2021] HCA 29 puts a dampener on the friendships between judicial officers and legal practitioners.
common law system of adversarial trial – that it is conducted by an independent and impartial
tribunal”. The recent High Court decision Charisteas v Charisteas [2021] HCA 29 puts a dampener on the friendships between judicial officers and legal practitioners.