Supply or agreement made, or supply intended to be made, in New South Wales
79K Supply or agreement made, or supply intended to be made, in New South Wales
The Tribunal has jurisdiction to hear and determine a consumer claim only if—
the goods or services to which the claim relates were supplied in New South Wales, or
a contract or other agreement to which the claim relates contemplated that the goods or services would be supplied in New South Wales (whether or not they were so supplied), or
a contract or other agreement to which the claim relates was made in New South Wales (whether or not the goods or services were supplied in New South Wales).
The Tribunal has such jurisdiction whether or not—
a contract or other agreement to which the claim relates confers jurisdiction on any other court or tribunal (whether in New South Wales or elsewhere), or
the rules of private international law require a law other than the law of New South Wales to be applied to the hearing or determination of the claim.
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