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Article discusses recent case where the landlord tried to refuse consent to an assignment of lease.

A court order for specific performance to re-commence trading will not be granted except for exceptional circumstances.

The most significant change to laws governing NSW strata schemes concerns the collective sale and redevelopment process.

Landlords, tenants and centre managers should assess how their obligations will be affected, to revise their procedures.

The legislation was used when this tenant applied for relief against forfeiture after the landlord terminated the lease.

A recent High Court decision highlights the breadth of the scope of section 37A of the Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW), a long standing provision having its roots in an Elizabethan era statute which essentially prohibits dispositions of property by a debtor with the intent to defraud creditors.

The amount of sensitive personal data collected by landlords is of concern as cybercrimes increase.

The bond should mean the early identification and rectification of defective building work in certain strata schemes.

Court of Appeal upholds use of local handyman for minor repairs.

Leases and property rental agreements should be checked for potentially unfair terms to avoid an ACCC investigation.

A recent NSW Supreme Court decision has recognised an estoppel in favour of a plaintiff with less than clean hands.

The email exchange between the tenant and the landlord's agent was held to amount to an immediately binding agreement.

It's important for both landlords and tenants to know the law regarding rental increases.

Strata Schemes Legislation Amendment Act 2025 (Amending Act) introduces further reform in strata legislation

The landowners were liable to pay outstanding infrastructure charges owing on a development approval by their tenant.

With the increasing trend towards 'green leases', this area is increasingly relevant in the commercial leasing sphere.

The lessee was unable to prove that the Council knew or ought to have known about the disruption to the outside walkway.