Docupedia - your reference to statutory demand. Is there a time limit? for example if the damages were awarded in 2010 is it too late? I know it seems ridiculous they have not done anything until now, but they have been battling major health issues which has totally incapacitated them.
Yes, there's almost no point where they're publicly listed as the courts will likely determine they are clearly solvent. Perhaps a garnish? See this factsheet from Redfern Legal Centre: https://rlc.org.au/sites/default/fi...sheet 25 - Enforcement of a judgment debt.pdf
Note that you have 12 years to enforce a NSW judgment (as stated in the factsheet).
Note that you have 12 years to enforce a NSW judgment (as stated in the factsheet).
Which Court? It may have been a Federal Court (FCA or FCCA) in NSW.
And how long ago approximately? Saying "over 5 years" is not helpful to me, it could have been 30 years ago. Saying 2010 is better, but exact year will be best.
I suspect a garnishee order is easiest.
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OK, ta.
12 years, and your friend should be filing in the FCCA for enforcement.
Justice Connect has a good fact sheet. Enforcing Federal Circuit Court orders
Scroll to bottom and download the factsheet.
12 years, and your friend should be filing in the FCCA for enforcement.
Justice Connect has a good fact sheet. Enforcing Federal Circuit Court orders
Scroll to bottom and download the factsheet.
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