Bede Haines, Barrister of University Chambers will discuss “2023’s Significant Property Cases – Conveyancing, Leasing and Easements”, and Senior Judicial Registrar Brett McGrath of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia will discuss “Recent Developments in Family Law”.
To register please visit https://parralawsoc.com.au/event-5441336
What began as a seemingly ordinary café accident turned into a notable occupier’s liability case in Wunderwald v Randwick City Council [2025] NSWDC 466. Six-year-old Lily Wunderwald was seriously injured when a freestanding table toppled onto her at the Des Renford...
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