The Federal Court of Australia has ordered a former insurance account manager to pay $500,000 in damages for breaching a non-solicitation clause. Craig Martin, a former account manager at AEI Insurance Group, was found to have breached the clause after leaving the company.
As the school year progresses, senior students move from L-Plates to P-Plates. As licenced drivers, some students may start driving to and from school, accessing school parking and driving friends and family to school and school events.
An appeal against conditions and advisory notes imposed by a local government on a suite of development approvals for the development of a master planned community in so far as they sought to amend a negotiated decision notice to identify each condition as being imposed as a necessary trunk infrastructure condition is dismissed.
A submitter appeal against the approval of a development application for a development permit for a material change of use for a local centre is dismissed.
An appeal against the decision of the Magistrates Court of Queensland to refuse two claims for compensation in respect of a local government's removal of property from premises in Plainland is dismissed.
The Planning and Environment Court of Queensland has allowed an appeal against a decision of the Queensland Heritage Council to enter a church that is no longer in use into the Queensland Heritage Register, setting the Heritage Council's decision aside, and removing the church from the Register.