Road Tax and M.O.T
Aug 5th 2004, 9:15 am
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Originally posted by Stewie
Thanks
Living in England we forget that the law can be different from state to state.
Sometimes when someone tells me how it is in Melbourne, I tend to think that's how it is in Australia.
Must remember in future that's not always the case.
Thanks
Living in England we forget that the law can be different from state to state.
Sometimes when someone tells me how it is in Melbourne, I tend to think that's how it is in Australia.
Must remember in future that's not always the case.
No problems.PS: Today in Australia it is Hot, Cold, Dry Wet, in drought, in flood, you name it we got it !!
And regarding the Law: extradition treaties exist between the States so that criminals caught in one State can be sent to the other.
> Extradition
Version 11 March 2004
Between states or territories of Australia
A Commonwealth Act, the Service and Execution of Process Act, by sections 81-94 provides for the execution of warrants of apprehension from one state or territory of Australia to another, by order of a Magistrate.
Bail pending a hearing to determine whether a person is to be extradited interstate is in accordance with the State in which the person is being held: s.88.
Review by Supreme Court: s.86. Power to stay for oppression and unfairness: Lavelle (1994) 72 A Crim R 402.
