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Old 11-15-2006, 12:53 AM   #26
ådrrraj

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Notice of proceedings comes through the post, not a police station, its a legal notice of intent.
Also for her to even apply for a personal protection order, there has to be a catalogued history of violence from the named person.

Mediation does not take place in a personal protection order, its gone too far, and mediation is only brought in if there is monetary/asset factors involved.

Something doesn't ring right here.
Must be different laws here in the Australian Capital Territory?

I find it funny (ironically) that on the list of things she has ticked, she ticked and then scribbled out the tick, this

The respondent to give the aggrieved person particular personal property that is in the respondent's possession and is reasonably needed by the aggrieved person or a child/children of the aggrieved person, namely (specify property): She was probably thinking of claiming I should give her phone back, then realised I already did.
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