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Article discusses what happens when the lease does not include an address.

Article offers both landlords & tenants some practical tips to consider before entering the subleasing market.

GST is ever-present and (mostly) unavoidable. However, provided that certain conditions are met, GST on the sale of property can be reduced by calculating GST using the method known as the "margin method".

The ATO has issued a new Interpretative Decision on "GST and the sale of commercial premises that are subject to a lease".

Buyers of property with sitting tenants will be liable for GST on the leases, following this recent High Court decision.

A court will usually award damages for defective building works based on the cost of rectifying the defects complained of.

The newsletter includes links to recent media releases. reports, legislation and cases relating to property & projects.

Australian law and our legal system have been incredibly progressive in facing the challenges of COVID-19.

The NSW Government's recent amendment regulation sheds greater light and clarity for residential landlords and tenants.

The new land tax rebate in Queensland, who is eligible and who ultimately benefits.

it is important that everyone who communicates electronically is aware of the potential legal implications of doing so.

As a new financial year approaches, take time to review key aspects of your business to ensure a successful year ahead.

The article includes 10 important questions to ask about your lease, when you are buying a retail franchise business.

In certain circumstances, good faith clauses are not only binding, but can also lead to significant damages awards.

This update is the first of a series to keep landlords and tenants up to date with legislative and regulatory changes.

This was an application under the GIPA Act (NSW) for information about sales under the FACS 99-year leasehold program.

Whilst everyone from heads of state to taxi drivers can (and usually will) proffer an opinion as to whether the current economic climate meets whatever technical criteria the economists consider necessary to be labelled a "recession", these semantics matter little to the growing number of landlords now facing the reality of dealing with tenants who enter into some form of insolvency administration.

The levy could be costly for owners of large commercial and industrial buildings, and for tenants liable for outgoings.