What will the seminar cover? Four members of the Queensland Chapter Committee will present four of the most notable and engaging Constitutional Law cases of 2025: Ravbar v Commonwealth [2025] HCA 25 Farmer v Minister for Home Affairs [2025] HCA 38 G Global 120E T2 Pty Ltd v Commissioner of…
Taking stock of Vanderstock: electric vehicles, duties of excise and the Constitution
22-11-23 @ 5:30 pm / Michael May, Sarah Spottiswood, Michael Maynard — Tax, Judicial Review & Administrative
What will the seminar cover? In the recent decision of Vanderstock v Victoria [2023] HCA 30, the High Court held by a narrow 4:3 majority that a tax imposed by Victoria on the use of electrical and hybrid vehicles was invalid. The tax was held to be a “duty of…
Judicial review and fresh evidence: getting your jurisdictional facts straight
30-05-18 @ 5:30 pm / Roger Traves KC, Nicholas Andreatidis KC, Matthew Hickey OAM KC, Borcsa Vass — Judicial Review & Administrative
Who should attend? Dispute resolution lawyers, government lawyers, government decision makers and in-house counsel. What will the seminar cover? Barristers from Level Twenty Seven Chambers will explore the principles around jurisdictional facts and examine the circumstances in which fresh expert evidence may be adduced in judicial review proceedings. The discussion…
