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Magistrates Courts Act 1921
sec.42QAdmission made in conciliation process
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### sec.42Q Admission made in conciliation process
Evidence of anything done or said, or an admission made, during the conciliation process for a dispute is admissible at the trial of the dispute or in another civil proceeding in a Magistrates Court or elsewhere only if all the parties to the dispute agree.
In subsection (1) —
civil proceeding does not include a civil proceeding founded on fraud alleged to be connected with, or to have happened during, the conciliation process.
s 42Q ins 2007 No. 23 s 59
(sec.42Q-ssec.1) Evidence of anything done or said, or an admission made, during the conciliation process for a dispute is admissible at the trial of the dispute or in another civil proceeding in a Magistrates Court or elsewhere only if all the parties to the dispute agree.
(sec.42Q-ssec.2) In subsection (1) — civil proceeding does not include a civil proceeding founded on fraud alleged to be connected with, or to have happened during, the conciliation process.