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Clive Palmer versus (Western) Australia. He could survive a High Court loss if his company is found to be "foreign"

  • Written by Luke Nottage, Professor, Sydney Law School, University of Sydney

We may not like Clive Palmer as a person, or his business activities, or his politics, but from a legal perspective that should not matter.

All of us, rich or poor, should have equal rights under the rule of law, including access to independent review mechanisms.

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