Lease Rental Arrears Australia

Glann121 · 2013-02-12 19:05:41

Hi, I am wondering does anybody know of a sample situation situation similar to this?? If a situation arose where a rental agreement for a domestic equipment was signed in Sydney NSW Australia and upon departure by accident and sheer forgetfulness the appliance was not returned? A few years later with no knowledge of any…

12-02-2013 08:05PM

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Glann121

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Hi,
I am wondering does anybody know of a sample situation situation similar to this??

If a situation arose where a rental agreement for a domestic equipment was signed in Sydney NSW Australia and upon departure by accident and sheer forgetfulness the appliance was not returned? A few years later with no knowledge of any contact and no attempt at contact by leaser had been made in 3 years a claim of arrears of payments for AU$3000 is made

To what extent Can one be penalised in Ireland if one cannot afford to pay the arrears on a lease in NSW Australia?

Offences such criminal offence either of Larceny By Bailee, or Conversion to Own Use could be the possible penalties in NSW but would these carry any penalty to an Irish citizen in Ireland?

Does anybody know of a similar example??

Thanks,

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#2 13-02-2013 10:59AM

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I think you should re-phrase your question (see Charter)?

Can one be penalised in Ireland for a indictable offence in NSW Australia

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#3 13-02-2013 02:38PM

Glann121

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Hi,
I'm not sure what you mean by see Charter?
This is my first time using Boards, I was advised it would be an idea to see if anybody else had been in a similar situation.
Do you mean change the title of the post??

Thanks

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#4 13-02-2013 03:20PM

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2054893130

It means you can't get specific legal advice here on a specific issue, in case you rely on it and it turns out to be wrong. Framing the question hypothetically is a way of attempting to get round that.

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