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This legislation has been repealed.
CORPORATIONS LAW- SECT 177
Use of information on registers
- (1)
- A person must not:
- (a)
- use information about a person obtained from
a register kept under this Chapter to contact or send material to the person;
or
- (b)
- disclose information of that kind knowing that the information is
likely to be used to contact or send material to the person;
unless that use or disclosure of the information is:
- (c)
- relevant to the holding of the
interests recorded in the register or the exercise of the rights attaching to
them; or
- (d)
- approved by the company or scheme.
Note: An example of using
information to send material to a person is putting a person's name and
address on a mailing list for advertising material.
- (2)
- A person who contravenes subsection (1) is
liable to compensate anyone else who suffers loss or damage because of the
contravention.
- (3)
- A person who makes a profit from a contravention of subsection
(1) owes a debt to the company or the scheme. The amount of the debt is the
amount of the profit.
- (4)
- If a person owes a debt under subsection (3) to the scheme:
- (a)
- the debt may be
recovered by the responsible entity as a debt due to it; and
- (b)
- any amount paid or recovered in respect of the debt forms part of
the scheme property.
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