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Chapter 5 of the PPSA sets out rules for the process of registration, searching and removing of security interests.

Business owners and managers should seek legal advice before entering into a contract that includes an indemnity clause.

Family debt is debt accumulated during the time of the relationship, and will be considered in a property settlement.

BNPL is a system of advancing funds to consumers to purchase goods and services, with repayments in regular instalments.

In times of cyclical downturn and adverse operating conditions, companies are vulnerable if they have a high exposure to debt.

Deeds of Access, Insurance and Indemnity are important protections for directors and officers against personal liability.

You must carefully read the contents of any document before signing electronically, as it can be confirmed so quickly.

People who have a security interest in personal property must take it seriously or risk losing their security interest.

Companies and individuals should act now to take appropriate action to protect their positions on or before 31 January 2014.

This review of the operation of the PPSA is required to be undertaken within three years of commencement of the Act.

The Australian Securities & Investments Commission has recently issued Class Order 08/35 ("Class Order") and Regulatory Guide 189 in relation to disclosure relief for accelerated rights issues.

A penalty is a term that is a punishment; it goes beyond an obligation to compensate for the actual loss suffered.

This case was a reminder for directors and any person in business using, or seeking to rely on, an electronic signature.

Non-bank lenders presently make up about 5% of Australia's credit market, and this figure is set to grow.

Key Points: Two recent ASIC changes will affect substantial holding notices and borrowing rights under prime broking and securities lending programs.

Understand how the PPS will affect you, your business and your ownership of property, both tangible and intangible.

A discussion of the judgment in Bondi Beachside Pty Ltd V Chief Commissioner of State Revenue.