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One man, Liam Neale Magill, waged his eight-year war against all odds, within the Courtrooms of Australia. BUY THE BOOK A Parent’s Love is the greatest love of all and this dad suffered the greatest betrayal of all.
Nov 9, 2006 · A man who sued his former wife after paying child support for two children fathered by his wife's lover today lost his appeal to the High Court. The judges unanimously ruled that the case for paternity fraud brought by Liam Neale Magill failed.
Mr. Liam Magill, victim of Marital Paternity Fraud (2 of 3 kids not his) and founder of Fighting Against Paternity Fraud is interviewed by Elise Mooney of ABC Australia News. See more...
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Liam Neale Magill, 56, sought compensation from the Commonwealth Child Support Agency, claiming it breached a duty of care owed to him and caused him psychological injury.
Magill alleged that he suffered loss and damages for loss of earnings and use of moneys and also for personal injuries, comprising severe anxiety and depression in consequence of false representations made by Mrs Magill as to the paternity of two of their three children.
Liam Neale MAGILL Plaintiff - and - Meredith Jane MAGILL Defendant. MR. P. BINGHAM appeared on behalf of the Plaintiff MR. B GILLIES appeared on behalf of the Defendant.
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The judges unanimously ruled that the case for paternity fraud brought by Liam Neale Magill failed. Three judges held that no action for deceit could lie in representations about paternity made between spouses.
