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The broad definition of 'foreign persons' will catch discretionary trusts with foreign persons as possible beneficiaries.

The cases provide guidance on some issues from the renegotiation of commercial leases pursuant to the COVID-19 regime.

While there was an increased likelihood to develop the condition, genes do not change after the condition has developed.

Organisations must understand the risks to their reputation from the outset.

The article looks at how documents produced under subpoena are admitted, and rights of persons producing those documents.

The Court ruled that an employee who was employed and paid as a casual was still entitled to annual leave entitlements.

Contracts can sometimes be rescinded or terminated before obligations for performance have started.

There are several changes in the wind for Australian ESS regulation.

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

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

In its judgement delivered on 14 May 2026, the Federal Court has found that Coles engaged in misleading conduct in relation to its long-running “Down Down” promotion, accepting the ACCC’s case that many advertised discounts were not genuine. The Court held that 13 of the 14 sample “Down Down” tickets examined in the hearing conveyed false or misleading price discount representations because the stated “was” price had not applied for a reasonable period before the promotion.

Second of 2 part series outlining recent reform measures in NSW aimed at restoring trust in completed buildings.

Making a claim for a progress payment under the SOP Act. 1st of 3 part series.

The High Court dismissed both appeals and has ended the application of the "peak indebtedness rule" in Australia.

There is still a lot of uncertainty about when it might be appropriate to accept an electronic signature on a document.

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.

A concurrent lease unlocks the rental from your telecommunications carrier so as to receive an upfront capital payment.