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Lawyer cancellation fees by Pont, Ge Dal

“…Nearly 30 years ago an Australian judge remarked that the charging of cancellation fees by counsel was a new phenomenon, before branding it as one to be…”
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'Fault lines' in certainty of object for private trusts: 'None the worse for it'? by GEDal Pont

“…It is well established that the validity of trusts is grounded in, amongst other things, certainty of object. Courts have developed rules, which function in a…”
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'Fault lines' in certainty of object for private trusts: 'None the worse for it'? by GE Dal Pont

“…It is well established that the validity of trusts is grounded in, amongst other things, certainty of object. Courts have developed rules, which function in a…”
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Contextualising lawyer overcharging by GE Dal Pont

“…The law recognises various avenues directed to controlling costs as between lawyer and client, which assume significance in the modern competitive legal…”
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Contextualising lawyer overcharging by GE Dal Pont

“…The law recognises various avenues directed to controlling costs as between lawyer and client, which assume significance in the modern competitive legal…”
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Contextualising lawyer overcharging by GE Dal Pont

“…Ethics of lawyers overcharging clients - legal profession legislation in each state regulates the charging of costs between lawyer and client - competition…”
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The high court's constructive trust tricenarian: Its legacy from 1985-2015 by GE Dal Pont

“…The last 30 years or so has witnessed the High Court of Australia devote more of its energies to the constructive trust than in the preceding 80 years since…”
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1984-2014the life of the (non-constructive) trust in the high court by GE Dal Pont

“…The High Court of Australia has handed down at least 30 judgments on the law of trusts in the period 1984-2014. This presents as an opportune time to consider…”
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The high court's constructive trust tricenarian: Its legacy from 1985-2015 by GE Dal Pont

“…The last 30 years or so has witnessed the High Court of Australia devote more of its energies to the constructive trust than in the preceding 80 years since…”
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1984-2014the life of the (non-constructive) trust in the high court by GE Dal Pont

“…The High Court of Australia has handed down at least 30 judgments on the law of trusts in the period 1984-2014. This presents as an opportune time to consider…”
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1984-2014 : the life of the (non-constructive) trust in the High Court by GE Dal Pont

“…High Court developments in law of trusts over twenty year period - case law reveals changes to previously accepted principle - fluidity of concept of the trust…”
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The high court's constructive trust tricenarian: Its legacy from 1985-2015 by GE Dal Pont

“…The last 30 years or so has witnessed the High Court of Australia devote more of its energies to the constructive trust than in the preceding 80 years since…”
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I want information! Beneficiaries' basic right or court controlled discretion? by GE Dal Pont

“…Entitlement of beneficiaries to proper administration of trust - access to information relating to management of trust property - access to information a…”
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Contextualising lawyer overcharging by G E Dal Pont

“…The law recognises various avenues directed to controlling costs as between lawyer and client, which assume significance in the modern competitive legal…”
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The High Court's constructive trust tricenarian : its legacy from 1985-2015 by GE Dal Pont

“…High Court of Australia decisions on the constructive trust - 30 years since the judgement in Muschinski v Dodds - Deane J's analysis of the nature of the…”
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1984-2014 : the life of the (non-constructive) trust in the High Court by GE Dal Pont

“…High Court developments in law of trusts over twenty year period - case law reveals changes to previously accepted principle - fluidity of concept of the trust…”
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Mandating Lawyer Reporting of their Peers' Misconduct: Should Australia Follow Suit? by Pont, GE Dal

“…Alerting regulatory and professional bodies to lawyer misconduct has traditionally been a predominantly reactionary process, heavily reliant upon client…”
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Costs agreements and VCAT : the challenge of St Yves by GE Dal Pont

“…Regulation of costs agreements - manner in which legal services can be charged - fair and reasonable terms - fiduciary law - lawyer-client relationship -…”
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The Recovery of Counsel's Fees by GE Dal Pont

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The Recovery of Counsel's Fees by GE Dal Pont

“…Special edition: legal reforms in Queensland - whether counsel's traditional disability to sue for fees should remain in this jurisdiction - the Legal…”
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