I rang last week about my friend who was in a townhouse where he was getting many inspections at the beginning of his lease. Following your advice, David, last week he started to negotiate with the estate agents and then later on in the week, I won’t go into the details of that, but some of the things like getting lists of names of who was coming to visit.
I was recently in court challenging a red light camera and it occurred to me that, would I have the right – I know this sounds a bit crazy – would I have the right to call the speed camera to cross examine as a witness?
17 04 2018 Laurie in Wheeler’s Hill – Red light cameras – On Air with Paul Read More »
My husband is a sole trader and he fixes small engines and sometimes people don’t pay or they pay part of the payment. I wondered if you could tell me what our position is there.
I’m ringing in relation to an issue that happened with my daughter in a rental property in January. She was in the shower and received a significant electric shock and had to spend a few hours in the hospital and had immediate testing and then ongoing testing for a week or so after the incident.
17 04 2018 Dianne in Ormond – Rental property – On Air with Paul Read More »
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17 04 2018 Introduction – On Air with Paul Read More »
I bought a house last year and about six weeks after moving in, I noticed that the water was damp outside the ensuite bathroom.
Just my question is I’ve been trying to get some legal advice about stopping a builder from opening every six months to a year, he opens new building companies, he’s not paying his bills and he causes so much heartache.
I just wanted to ask David about the rights between de facto couples and married couples. I seem to remember David made some comment that there was more rights if you were married, than if you were in a de facto relationship. Is that right?
It’s possible that it could be a fire alarm. I’m actually a firefighter. It could be a fire alarm, not a burglar alarm. If it’s a fire alarm, ring the fire brigade. They will go if it’s a fire alarm they’ll get into the place and disable it.