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[Jimmy-T]

There’s a sense of the quirky and quaint about company title.  The very idea that you must pass an interview by the “board” of existing owners be
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[Voss]

Company Title disputes  can go to the Local Court for claims up to $100,000 or if seeking orders on conduct or clarification of Articles of Association etc. It is designed to be less formal and there are no costs orders.

Look for the Local Courts Act 2007 No.93, Section 34A

 

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[Jimmy-T]

Voss wrote:

Company Title disputes  can go to the Local Court for claims up to $100,000 or if seeking orders on conduct or clarification of Articles of Association etc. It is designed to be less formal and there are no costs orders.

Thanks for that.  I had a feeling there had been a change in the law but late-night editing got in the way of research.  This has now been amended in the Forum post.

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