Where a judgment is awarded in your favour from either the Queensland Courts or Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal, for a debt owing to you, you may be faced with enforcing this judgment against the debtor to recover payment of the outstanding debt.
Enforcement of Judgments
Prosecution reliance on previous convictions: Case study Constable SJ Miers v Blewett [2013] QCA 23
turned_in_notEnforcement of Judgments, Unfair Dismissal
A person’s criminal history can have a significant impact on many aspects of your daily life; from your ability to obtain visas to travel overseas, employment opportunities with both private and government agencies to restrictions for the possession of your firearms.
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