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    When enforcing a costs order, are in-house solicitors fees in danger?

    The interpretation of this High Court case in relation to legal practices and in-house solicitors may need to be tested.
    AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
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    This Act restricts sunset clauses, providing greater protections for purchasers of residential off the plan property.
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    PPSR Series: Getting super results from a super priority – learning how to use a PMSI under the PPSA

    A purchase money security interest (PMSI) is a type of security interest which receives a super priority under the PPSA.
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    Tax reforms and Build-to-Rent (BTR) housing set to boost Melbourne's property market

    These developments will attract new investors, drive construction activity, and enhance housing affordability.
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    The importance of meaningful consultation with regard to any proposed redundancy

    Employers must ensure that employees are made fully aware of the types of changes that are proposed to be implemented.
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    Five things a company needs to know about statutory demands

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    Battle of the names: Sportsbet Pty Ltd v Crownbet Pty Ltd [2018] FCA 1045

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    My website, images or online content has been copied – what can I do about it?

    What is the law & your options when you webpage, images or online content has been copied?
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    Removing a caveat on land in Victoria

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    The case of a dispute over air conditioning that made it all the way to the Victorian Supreme Court

    Special conditions in leases must be carefully drafted so that landlord and tenant are both aware of their obligations.
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    Who pays what? – The issue of lot liabilities for Owners Corporation (OC) fees

    This case, regarding 'lot liabilities', has significant implications for OC members, OC managers and property developers.
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    Online reviews matter in our digital dependent post-COVID world: What do you do if they are defamatory?

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    Managing payments in a construction business

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