Property investment in Bali: the legal landscape for Australian investors
A post-pandemic trend has seen Australians buying up villas and apartments in new developments in Bali. What are the legal issues relevant to this type…
A post-pandemic trend has seen Australians buying up villas and apartments in new developments in Bali. What are the legal issues relevant to this type…
State and Territory governments have halted plans to progress eConveyancing interoperability, disappointing the Law Council of Australia.
A recent report from the Committee for Sydney details the present state of infrastructure, productivity, technology, and other matters of liveability affecting Sydney residents.
Granny flat arrangements can address socio-economic issues but complex legal and financial issues can arise when parties fail to document their arrangement.
Courts have held that a solicitor’s role can extend to advising on and severing joint tenancies where applicable.
The Supreme Court has handed down an important decision dealing with electronic caveats lodged online.
Recent Supreme Court decision in the Mascot Towers saga examines the factors a Court will consider before ordering the termination of a strata scheme.
A recent decision raised issues relevant to the construction and drafting of key clauses in industrial leases.
When dealing with by-laws, there is a distinction between a by-law that is a reasonable restriction and one that is harsh, unconscionable and oppressive.
The new edition is now in effect. Revised statutory notices are mandatory from 1 March 2023 and practitioners should move to the new edition now.
Major changes to the development and management of community title schemes commenced 1 December 2021
Collaborative housing models and why they’re on the radar for property lawyers
Are you still holding paper CTs as security? With e-conveyancing taking over, it may be time to change tack.