1
Can an exhibition organiser be held liable if a dealer at their stall commits fraud?
2
Is insistence on cash-only payments at an exhibition a legal red flag for buyers?
3
What documentation should a buyer always obtain when purchasing at an exhibition?
4
If two buyers both claim to have won the same lot at a physical exhibition auction — how is it legally resolved?
5
Can a dealer refuse to honour a price agreed on Day 1 of an exhibition when you return on Day 2?
6
What happens if your purchased item is stolen from the exhibition venue before you take it home?
7
Can police legally enter an exhibition and inspect or seize numismatic items?
8
Is a numismatic exhibition organiser required to have any insurance?
9
What are the GST liabilities of a dealer selling numismatic items at a physical exhibition — including the temporary registration requirement?
10
Can a numismatic exhibition organiser take a single GST registration to cover all outstation dealers — so that individual dealers do not have to register as Casual Taxable Persons?
11
If an outstation dealer at a numismatic exhibition has not taken CTP registration — what are the GST liabilities of the organiser?
12
Does GST apply to numismatic trading in WhatsApp groups, Facebook pages and Instagram — and when does registration become compulsory?
13
Is a private meeting transaction — agreeing a price face-to-face with no witnesses — a legal contract?
14
What is the safest way to conduct a private numismatic transaction?
15
If you agree a price at a private meeting but the seller later demands more money — what can you do?
16
Can you use a video recording of a private meeting as evidence — and is recording without consent legal?