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In New South Wales, properties such as apartment buildings, unit blocks or townhouses are managed in a strata scheme.

Owners corporation has ultimate responsibility for installing the new window safety devices which are now compulsory.

This case considered the rateable value of certain rural land in Victoria, the subject of various wind farm leases.

The Tax Laws Amendment (2008 Measures No. 5) Act 2008 (Act) received Royal Assent on 9 December 2008. The Act changes the operation of the margin scheme on the sale of real property.

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The court had to decide whether the parties had intended to create a legally binding relationship by the email exchange.

The Home Building Act is widely recognised as tortuous and impenetrable. Its annual rounds of heavy amendments have set a high level of user unfriendliness.

Both landlords and tenants should pay close attention to the terms of the outgoings provisions when negotiating a lease.

The NSW Court of Appeal has confirmed that a personal interest that cannot be legally enforced is not a compensable "interest in land"...

Victoria attempts to tackle dangerous cladding as well as unruly behaviour in short-stay accommodation.

Owners corporations must tread carefully when discharging their statutory duty to repair and maintain common property.

Residents of Queensland retirement villages are still subject to the Home Confinement Direction from Queensland Health.

SMSF landlords should provide temporary rent reduction to tenants who are suffering the effects of the COVID-19 crisis.

Times are changing rapidly with the current flow of Coronavirus measures introduced to support businesses in debt and distress. We take a look at what creditors can (and can't) do to help better protect their position.

Discusses recent case where administrators successfully obtained orders modifying the operation of s443B Corporations Act.

These COVID-19 leasing laws prevent landlords enforcing leasing rights against 'impacted lessees' for not paying rent.

Landlords in Victoria must comply with obligations under section 46 of the RLA in order to recover their outgoings.