Section 888G — Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)

Allowing a claim does not constitute an admission of any other liability

If the SEGC allows a claim, neither the allowance of the claim, nor any other act done by SEGC as a result of allowing the claim, constitutes an admission (by anyone) of any liability, other than the liability to provide compensation in respect of the claim in accordance with this Division.

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Related sections

s 888D — Payment of compensation
s 888E — Making and determination of claims
s 888F — The SEGC has power to determine claims
s 888H — Claimant may apply to Court if claim disallowed
s 888I — Non‑NGF property of the SEGC not available to meet claims
s 888J — The SEGC may enter into contracts of insurance or indemnity

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