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Amazon.AU SE issue - Wedonotcare - 09-28-2022

They are requesting a statutory declaration. Value ~$1800. Advice? Thoughts?

Method: DNA, Driver took photo but did not get signature (which was stated was required).

RE: Amazon.AU SE issue - K03NT3S31N - 09-28-2022

I dont know if the document is legally binding in australia, but it might only be needed to proceed with the claim.

RE: Amazon.AU SE issue - mothered - 09-28-2022

Quote:They are requesting a statutory declaration. Value ~$1800. Advice? Thoughts?
It must be signed In the presence of a Justice of the Peace to make the document legally binding, so on Its own, go ahead and sign It.

Quote:Driver took photo
What did the photo contain?

RE: Amazon.AU SE issue - Wedonotcare - 09-28-2022

Just a photo of the box at my door. Are you sure a stat dec isn't legally binding in Aus?

Thanks.

RE: Amazon.AU SE issue - Wedonotcare - 09-29-2022

What makes the stat dec legally binding? Why does the justice of the peace differ from a medical practitioner? Just curious!

RE: Amazon.AU SE issue - mothered - 09-29-2022

(09-29-2022, 12:31 AM)Wedonotcare Wrote: Why does the justice of the peace differ from a medical practitioner? Just curious!
A Justice of the Peace Is a magistrate/judicial officer of a court, hence has the power to deem a document legally binding.

A medical practitioner Is self-explanatory.

RE: Amazon.AU SE issue - Wedonotcare - 09-29-2022

Am I not creating a legally binding document by declaring something? Thanks for the explanations btw I really appreciate your feedback.

RE: Amazon.AU SE issue - mothered - 09-29-2022

(09-29-2022, 03:05 AM)Wedonotcare Wrote: Am I not creating a legally binding document by declaring something?
What you declare Is Immaterial. If I scribbled/declared something on a piece of A4 paper stating I didn't receive my goods, does that make It legally binding?

It's the nature of the document Itself and (where applicable) a legal authorized witness, that makes It legally binding.

(09-29-2022, 03:05 AM)Wedonotcare Wrote: Thanks for the explanations btw I really appreciate your feedback.
You're most welcome.

RE: Amazon.AU SE issue - Wedonotcare - 09-29-2022

Ok, but its not just a plain a4 paper that im writing myself. I have to print out an official state of vic template and write in my declaration on that form.