Pursuant to Part 3.2 of the Personal Injury Commission Act 2020, the Personal Injury Commission has no power to  exercise federal jurisdiction. In this episode, Peter Hunt discusses the District Court decision in Ritchie v The Nominal Defendant which examines whether a dispute between a resident of Queensland and the NSW Nominal Defendant involves an exercise of federal jurisdiction.

Pursuant to Part 3.2 of the Personal Injury Commission Act 2020, the Personal Injury Commission has no power to exercise federal jurisdiction. In this episode, Peter Hunt discusses the District Court decision in Ritchie v The Nominal Defendant which examines whether a dispute between a resident of Queensland and the NSW Nominal Defendant involves an exercise of federal jurisdiction.

#125 - FEDERAL JURISDICTION: Is the Nominal Defendant "the State"?

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#125 - FEDERAL JURISDICTION: Is the Nominal Defendant "the State"?

#125 - FEDERAL JURISDICTION: Is the Nominal Defendant "the State"?