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Legal Aid Queensland Act 1997
sec.14What else is taken into account in deciding whether to give legal assistance for an applicant not normally resident in the State
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sec.14 What else is taken into account in deciding whether to give legal assistance for an applicant not normally resident in the State
If an applicant for legal assistance does not normally live in the State, Legal Aid may legally assist the applicant only if the legal assistance relates to— a court proceeding in the State; or a matter arising under the law in force in the State.
- (a) a court proceeding in the State; or
- (b) a matter arising under the law in force in the State.