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This article addresses some of the practical issues in advising clients on the operation of Personal Property Securities Act 2009. .

This article considers a recent Victorian decision concerning a challenge to a charge clause in a commercial agreement.

This paper outlines strategies to protect loans from claims from an asset protection and estate planning perspective.

SMSF trustees with non-commercial LRBA loans must put such loans on an arm's length basis prior to 30 June 2016.

If done properly, PPSI registrations can help construction contractors in the event of their principal's insolvency.

The article explains security interests in personal property under the Personal Properties Securities Act.

APRA is also looking at mortgage lending practices.

The type of legal entity which holds the credit licence determines the people who are permitted to sign the ACC.

Updated registration and duty fees from across Australia.

The mandatory commercial tenancies code should be legislated and regulated in each state and territory in Australia.

This edition of 'It Depends' discusses the next steps to take in your LRBAs once you've paid out your SMSF borrowings.

If the Bill is passed, commencment could be a later date if user acceptance testing is not completed satisfactorily.

If you own, lease, buy or sell personal property you may be affected by the introduction of the PPSA legislation.

Recent world events show just how serious and deep the impact of this crisis is. Whilst Australia has so far weathered the problems reasonably well, there has been impact locally and there will no doubt be further impact.

In Queensland, since the case of JJ McDonald & Sons Engineering Pty Ltd v Gall, decisions of an adjudicator under the Building and Construction Industry Payments Act 2004 (Qld) (BCIPA) have been subject to judicial review under the Judicial Review Act 1991 (Qld) (JR Act).

ALL businesses should understand the key concepts behind the PPSA legislation so that they are prepared for its impact.

Uber did it with taxis, Airbnb did it with accommodation and P2P ("peer-to-peer") lending platforms do it with money.