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What is the Critical Incident List?

What is the Critical Incident List?

The Critical Incident List is a crucial tool used to identify and manage incidents that significantly impact an organisation’s operations or safety. This list helps organisations respond promptly and effectively to critical events, such as emergencies or major disruptions, by outlining key procedures and responsibilities. By maintaining and regularly updating a Critical Incident List, businesses can enhance their preparedness, minimise risks, and ensure a swift recovery from unexpected situations.

On Doctors Orders? Testamentary Freedom in NSW and the Case of Dr Alexakis

On Doctors Orders? Testamentary Freedom in NSW and the Case of Dr Alexakis

Testamentary freedom in New South Wales allows individuals to distribute their estate according to their wishes, but this freedom can be challenged, as illustrated by the case of Dr Alexakis. This case highlights the limitations of testamentary freedom when family members contest a will, arguing for entitlements based on emotional and financial dependency. Understanding these legal nuances is crucial for ensuring that your estate plan is both compliant with the law and reflective of your true intentions, while also anticipating potential disputes and challenges.

HOW TO KNOW IF YOUR NEIGHBOUR HAS TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE NEW FENCE

HOW TO KNOW IF YOUR NEIGHBOUR HAS TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE NEW FENCE

Determining if your neighbour must contribute to a new fence involves understanding local regulations and property laws regarding shared boundary fences. Generally, if the fence is on or near the boundary line, both property owners may have a legal obligation to share the costs. Reviewing relevant legislation and communicating with your neighbour can help clarify their responsibilities and ensure a fair resolution. Proper documentation and adherence to legal requirements are essential for a smooth and equitable process in boundary fence disputes.

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