Terms of Service
The following terms and conditions apply to our services. Please read them carefully.
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1. DEFINITIONS
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In this agreement:
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'Services' are any services provided by us;
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'We' or 'us' is MeYou Enterprises Pty Ltd operating as Australian Law Tutor, their agents, employees, directors and subcontractors.
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2. ACADEMIC INTEGRITY POLICY
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(a) Definition
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The definition of plagiarism or academic misconduct varies between universities, but essentially occurs when students submit work that is not their own. Our tutors will provide you guidance but you must not submit the suggestions of tutors as your own work. Obtaining tutoring or proofreading does not constitute academic misconduct so long as you complete your assessment tasks yourself.
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(b) Duties of Students
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(i) Students must personally familiarise themselves with their university’s plagiarism or academic dishonesty policy, and strictly adhere to it. Substantial penalties apply to students that plagiarise, which may include refusal of admission to the legal practice.
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(ii) Students are responsible for ensuring that any services obtained from us will not put them at risk of contravening their university’s policy. Where the original content of tutors is provided to students, including within suggestions or comments on drafts of assignments, students agree that this is by way of example only, and will not be submitted directly to the university.
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(c) What we can and cannot do
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The following are examples of work we cannot perform in relation to written assessment:
- Requests to complete entire assignments;
- Any request for us to write an assignment is not appropriate. Students must build the capacity to write law assignments, and carefully manage their study load.
We can help in the pre-draft stage by:
- Providing oral and written explanations of the topics that you do not yet understand.
- Providing advice on how to set out an assignment.
- Advising on further research that could be undertaken.
- In some circumstances, providing examples of essays or parts of essays.
- Providing minimal drafts for proofreading
- We can review your assignment at any stage. However, we will not generate original content for you.
If you provide a draft that is substantially under the word limit, we can help by:
- Suggesting further points that may be covered, or points that could be elaborated on.
- Suggesting cases and statutes that could be considered.
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3. OUR TUTORS
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We will engage independent tutors from time to time to perform the Services. We agree that:
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(a) We will advise you of the name, educational experience and legal professional status of each person who provides services for you;
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(b) We will verify, where possible, that tutor’s experience and status (for example, we will seek to obtain an academic transcript and documents proving admission to practice).
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4. CHARGING
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(a) We charge an hourly rate as outlined on our website.
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(b) We may ask for payment for services in advance.
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(c) We will issue requests for payment for our services at our discretion.
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(d) Once a tutorial is booked, any cancellation must be made at least 24 hours beforehand by email to australianlawtutoring@gmail.com. If a tutorial is not cancelled in this fashion, we may charge for the relevant service at our discretion, or retain amounts paid for the relevant service.
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(e) We only agree to undertake the services once we have received advance payment within a time specified by us. Prior to receipt of payment being confirmed, tutor availability will not be confirmed and we will not reserve a tutor for you.
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5. COMPLAINTS
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If the services are not provided as arranged or are defective in any way, you agree to notify us. Complaints are handled on a case-by-case nature. Remedies for unsatisfactory service can include providing another session with a different tutor free of charge, or providing a complete refund.
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6. WITHDRAWAL
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We reserve the right to withdraw our services at any time. If a tutor has to cancel a session they must organise an alternative time to complete the booking. If this cannot be arranged a full refund will be provided.
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7. EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY
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We operate on the principle that just as with legal practice, legal scholarship is about individuals taking personal responsibility for their work and their conduct.
It is agreed that:
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(a) You will not to hold us liable for loss or damage caused by any act, omission or neglect in provision of the Services.
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(b) You will appropriately verify the accuracy and applicability of any cases, statutes or legal principles that we communicate to you.
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In addition, where you are meeting a tutor contracted to provide services by us, you are responsible for ensuring your own safety and you agree not to hold us liable for any damage or loss you suffer during the provision of the services.
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8. NOT LEGAL PRACTICE OR ADVICE
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You agree that no part of the Services will include legal services. The services will be limited to academic consultancy. Any hypotheticals used by tutors are fictitious, used for examples only and do not relate to actual scenarios. You agree that our services do not constitute the provision of legal advice.
Privacy Policy
Australian Law Tutor is committed to protecting your privacy. As Australia’s premier law school hub, we offer flexible online tutoring, assignment support, and exam preparation services. In all our operations, we prioritise the security, accuracy, and confidentiality of the personal information you entrust to us. At Australian Law Tutor, we do not and will not share your personal details with any third party, except as required by law. Your trust is paramount, and this policy outlines how we ensure your information is handled with the utmost care.
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Who Should Read This?
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This policy applies to individuals whose personal information may be collected by us, including students, parents or guardians, tutors, programme participants, contractors, consultants, suppliers, current or former employees, and individuals seeking employment with us.
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Purpose of This Policy
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This privacy policy explains the types of personal information we collect, use, and hold, how we use, store, and protect your information, our commitment to not share your personal details with third parties except as required by law, how you can access or correct your personal information, and how to lodge a complaint if you believe we have mishandled your information.
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Our Commitment to Your Privacy
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We will never sell, share, or disclose your personal information to third parties for marketing or any other purpose. We use robust systems to ensure your personal information is protected against unauthorised access, loss, or misuse. You can request access to your data or request corrections at any time.
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How We Collect Your Information
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We collect personal information only with your consent and for purposes related to our services. This may occur when you communicate with us via email, phone, or social media; register for tutoring, assignments, or exam preparation services; use our website or online resources; or attend meetings or events conducted by us.
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How We Use Your Information
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We use personal information only for the purposes for which it was provided. Examples include delivering tutoring, assignment, and exam preparation services, responding to your queries or feedback, and improving our offerings through research and analysis. We will never use your information for unrelated purposes without your explicit consent.
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Data Security
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We take all reasonable steps to ensure that your personal information is securely stored and protected from unauthorised access or misuse. When no longer required or legally obligated to retain it, your information will be destroyed or de-identified.
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Your Rights
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You have the right to request the personal information we hold about you, update any inaccuracies in your records, and inform us if you do not wish to receive further marketing communications.
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Complaints and Feedback
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If you believe we have breached your privacy, you can contact us directly at australianlawtutoring@gmail.com. Alternatively, you may contact the NSW Privacy Commissioner at the Information and Privacy Commission by phone at 1800 472 679.
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Key Principles
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We respect your privacy, ensuring your personal information remains confidential and secure at all times. We do not share your details, except where required by law. We are transparent, allowing you to access, correct, or request deletion of your information at any time.
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This updated privacy policy reflects our unwavering commitment to safeguarding your personal information. Thank you for trusting Australian Law Tutor.