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John Melis, Expert
Hi, I’m John, solicitor, and reviewing your post, and may need to ask a few questions a long the way to assist you.
Concerning your important comments, what is the outcome you would like to see result.
John Melis, Expert
What do you need to do is two things one you've got to notify the police someone is impersonating you, the second one if you need to notify your insurance company straight away, thirdly you need to put notifications on all your social media that someone has stolen your ID, and then finally you need to go to the Maritime roads authority and get a new license immediately.
In the meantime hopefully the police can catch this particular individual through cameras, and therefore be prosecuted for all those penalties.
You need to do all these things multiple Together in order to seek a positive result
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John Melis, Expert
your matter is civil and you can take it into the tribunal to argue your case
John Melis, Expert
Yes, you can raise proceedings against them in the District Court straight away for the fraudulent conduct. With these proceedings will be suing for compensation which could be significant based on the circumstance
John Melis, Expert
You can run your own case and sue them for the fraudulent conduct by nominating you when you didn't actually drive that vehicle. Or alternatively you can engage a local lawyer to help you with that case as well
John Melis, Expert
You suit the individual in the New South Wales district court. As you are based in New South Wales that's where you saw him where you live.
John Melis, Expert
As you are based in Victoria now then you bring the proceedings in the Magistrate's Court of Victoria
John Melis, Expert
Yes you can sue them for conversation
John Melis, Expert
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