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Owners, letting agents, online booking operators and guests should all be aware of these new obligations.

The NSW Government plans to release surplus commercial property by the sale of a long-term leasehold interests.

Record-breaking floods in Queensland are having a domino effect on our local construction, mining and insurance industries, washing away profits and hampering progress. Principals need to be prepared for a potential raft of claims as the aftermath prompts doubts and delays for construction in affected areas

Article provides a link to and discusses the proposed new framework & code of conduct for short-term rental accommodation.

This case is relevant for the execution of a deed, and to tenants qualifying for rent relief under COVID-19 regulations.

Most leases, whether commercial, industrial or retail, will include a covenant or an implied right of 'quiet enjoyment'.

This article is a summary of the main changes which will now typically apply to leasing transactions in New South Wales.

If it is determined that the RLA applies to a lease, that does not change in the term of the lease or the renewed term.

Contractual terms must be met and fulfilled before a lessor can be forced to grant an option under a lease.

The Supreme Court of NSW held in Rapid Metal Developments (Aust) Pty Ltd v Rildean Pty Ltd [2009] NSWSC 571 (26 June 2009) that agents for a mortgagee in possession ("controllers") were personally liable to pay rent accruing under an agreement entered into by the failed company prior to the controllers’ appointment. The controllers were also liable for conversion for selling the goods. The controllers took possession of the plaintiff’s scaffolding which had been commingled with scaffolding from

On 9 June 2010, the ATO released a draft public ruling on the GST treatment of "ingoing contributions" in the development and sale of retirement villages. If the ATO’s preliminary views are adopted in the final ruling, they will impose significant costs on the retirement village sector.

Yes, you must have a Contract for the sale and purchase of land (“Contract”) which can be prepared for you by a lawyer or licensed conveyancer and must, in the case of residential land, be prepared before your property...

Courts have found that ordinary contractual principles apply to leases when dealing with terminations or breaches.

Major works and minor works need approval from the owners corporation, but there are differences in the approval process.

Significant updates to NSW strata laws aim to modernize and better combat issues affecting strata owners and residents.

The NSW Appeal Panel held that NCAT had the power to extend the time period for commencing proceedings under the SSMA.

What you thought were pre-contractual negotiations could be a binding contract even where no formal contract was signed.