Section 925G — Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)

For the purposes of determining, in a proceeding in a court, whether or not the non‑licensee is, or was at a particular time, entitled as mentioned in subsection 925E(2) or 925F(2), it is to be presumed, unless the contrary is proved, that section 925E or 925F, as the case may be, applies, or applied at that time, as the case may be.

Related sections

• s 925D — Court may make consequential orders
• s 925E — Agreement unenforceable against client
• s 925F — Non‑licensee not entitled to recover commission
• s 925H — Client may recover commission paid to non‑licensee
• s 925I — Remedies under this Division additional to other remedies
• s 926A — Exemptions and modifications by ASIC

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