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Garrie J MOLONEY
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- Aviation
- Banking and Finance
- Class Actions/Representative Proceedings
- Commercial Law
- Conflict of Laws (Private International Law)
- Constitutional Law
- Contract Disputes
- Corporations and Securities
- Disciplinary Proceedings
- FOI and Privacy
- Government Inquiries
- Human Rights/Victorian Charter
- Insurance (including Re-insurance)
- International Trade Law (e.g., WTO law)
- Landlord and Tenant (Commercial, Residential)
- Managed Investment Schemes
- Mining, Energy, Resources
- Mortgages and Securities
- Native Title
- Partnership Law
- Professional Negligence
- Property
- Public International Law (Commercial Applications, e.g. Vienna Convention)
- Royal Commissions
- Trade Practices, Consumer Protection
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Practice Profile: |
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My practice remains varied covering areas of commercial law, personal injuries law, insurance law, public law, and native title law. At appellate level, I have appeared in matters before the High Court in the Yorta Yorta v Victoria and others 214 CLR 422 and Case and in GPAO v Northern Territory.
I have also appeared in several native title and commercial cases in the Federal Court as well as several personal injury cases in the Victorian Court of Appeal. |
Memberships and Associations: |
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- Member of the Bar's Pro Bono Committee
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Publications: |
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- GJ Moloney, “Cross Vesting of Jurisdiction - Nationalism versus Robust Individualism” (1994) 3 Journal of Judicial Administration 229-259.
- GJ Moloney and S McMaster, Cross-Vesting of Jurisdiction: A Review of the Operation of the National Scheme, Australian Institute of Judicial Administration, 1992
- GJ Moloney, “Comments on the Review of Commonwealth Law, Interim Report on Principles of Criminal Responsibility and Other Matters – Attempts” (1991) 15 Australian Criminal Law Journal 175
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Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation
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