Section 87CI — Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth)

Application of Part

Nothing in this Part:

(a) prevents a person being held vicariously liable for a proportion of an apportionable claim for which another person is liable; or

(b) prevents a partner from being held severally liable with another partner for that proportion of an apportionable claim for which the other partner is liable; or

(c) affects the operation of any other Act to the extent that it imposes several liability on any person in respect of what would otherwise be an apportionable claim.

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Related sections

s 87CF — Contribution not recoverable from defendant
s 87CG — Subsequent actions
s 87CH — Joining non‑party concurrent wrongdoer in the action
s 87D — Definitions
s 87E — Proceedings to which this Part applies
s 87F — Basic rule

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