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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.

There was a large difference between the cost of rectification and the damages awarded.

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

A recent case demonstrates that care is required when assembling or reviewing repair and maintenance clauses. .

The case was about the rent reviews.

Division 30-15 ITAA 1997 lists the categories of institutions or funds within Education which could attract DGR status.

The extent to which the Australian Consumer Laws affect online trade and commerce was a particular area of uncertainty.

Unions face a decline in membership, at the same time as legislative and judicial scrutiny over their affairs escalates.

A recent NSW Court of Appeal decision highlights both the scope of an employer’s duty to guard against reasonably foreseeable psychiatric injury and the importance of the way issues are framed and concessions made during litigation.

Key changes to COVID restrictions imposed in NSW eg hospitality venues, gyms, gatherings etc

Articles include risks to the mental health of students as a result of bullying, cyber bullying, and child sexual abuse.

This checklist/guide is designed to help businesses and organisations to deal with the Coronavirus Crisis.

Mandatory international travel requirements for a COVID vaccine would require extensive implementation and coordination.

This edition provides details on COVID-19 related measures for charities and not-for-profit entities during the pandemic.

Changes to income tax reporting requirements for not-for-profit organisations will be implemented on 1/7/24 - summary here.

Explains the importance of crowd-funding & what charities, donors & fundraisers need to know about it.