The data from AFSA indicates that bankruptcies are up 19.5% on the same time last year.

How receivers may be appointed over incorporated associations and what they may be required to do by the Court.

Article focuses on lessons to be learnt from recent case where statement of claim was struck struck out.

You should separate the documents attracting legal professional privilege from those that are commercially sensitive.

This decision is a timely and important reminder to take care with defamatory content published on social media platforms.

These recent amendments expressly allow applicants to amend modification applications lodged but not yet determined.

A 2022 regulation brings clarification and certainty to vendor disclosure obligations and vendor warranties in NSW.

It is common for landlords to provide tenants incentives in a separate incentive deed to enter into a commercial lease.

Amendments made to better protect the interests of both contractors, owners and occupants alike.

Until proposed building and construction reforms are enacted, the risks when buying property off the plan in NSW remain.

A payment claim served before the relevant reference date is invalid, no matter what the construction contract says.

When developers start showing some interest in the land the timeshare is on, the option of selling looks very attractive.

NSW Land Registry Services has moved to a system which requires LRS documents to be lodged electronically via PEXA.

This article outlines the Bill's proposed amendments to the Duties Act 1997 in respect of landholder duty provisions.

Explores some of the opportunities for businesses looking to expand their footprint.

Discusses the role of the executor & shows how it can be surprisingly complicated.

The Personal Property Security Act (PPSA) is a comprehensive legal framework designed to regulate the creation, registration and enforcement of security interests in personal property across various jurisdictions, such as Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Its primary goal is to establish clear rules for how lenders and borrowers can secure loans using personal assets, ensuring transparency and predictability in commercial transactions.

Understanding the legal and regulatory landscape of space activities is essential for anyone involved in the industry.

Perfecting a security interest under the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth) (PPSA) is critical step for a secured party to ensure its security interest is not just enforceable against the grantor of the interest, but also against third parties. Perfection can occur by one of three ways: possession, control or registration on the PPS Register.

Guidance for families who want to safeguard their wealth for future generations.