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ArticleRemoval of executorTo have an executor removed, an application must be made by one of the beneficiaries of the deceased estate. AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialPCL Lawyers
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ArticleRestraint of trade in employment contracts in VictoriaA restraint of trade clause is often used in employment contracts and agreements to restrain a party from certain conduct.AustraliaEmployment and HRPCL Lawyers
ArticleHigh Court of Australia rules Victoria's electric road-user tax unconstitutionalVictoria's road-user charge for plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles is unconstitutional as it imposes an excise duty.AustraliaGovernment, Public SectorPCL Lawyers
ArticleWorkSafe prosecution and finesSummary & link to podcast discussing worksafe prosecutions & fines. AustraliaEmployment and HRPCL Lawyers
ArticleUnderstanding de facto relationships in Australian Family LawDe facto relationships often carry similar legal rights to marriages, but the pathway to proving & understanding these rights can be unique. AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialPCL Lawyers
ArticleRepudiation of Contracts and What You Can Do About ItThe complexities of contract repudiation under Australian law and its implications.AustraliaCorporate/Commercial LawPCL Lawyers
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ArticleInsurance Law: Late Notification Of A ClaimIt is not widely known that in this situation, section 54 of the Insurance Contracts Act 1984 might assist the insured. Section 54 might, in effect, “excuse” (our term) the insured’s late notification of the claim.AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, EntertainmentPCL Lawyers
ArticleReform To The Victorian Security Of Payment ActThe purpose of the inquiry was to highlight the gaps in the current legislation and determine amendments to be made that promotes better compliance with the rest of Australia.AustraliaReal Estate and ConstructionPCL Lawyers
ArticleBeyond the Will: Do you need comprehensive estate planning?Estate planning is a necessity for anyone with a complex asset structure, for a smooth transition of assets after death.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialPCL Lawyers
ArticleCase note: Synergy Construct Australia Pty Ltd v GSA North Terrace Pty Limited ATF GSA North Terrace Unit Trust [2025] SASCA 72 (Synergy)The decision serves as a case study of the circumstances when a principal can make a claim in relation to bank guarantees provided as security.AustraliaFinance and BankingPCL Lawyers
ArticleThe ATO's new approach to managing business tax debts: Implications and reactionsUnder the new policy, the ATO will disclose certain business tax debt information to credit reporting bureaus. AustraliaTaxPCL Lawyers
ArticleImportant Tax Deadlines for Victorian Property Owners in 2025Navigating property taxes can be challenging, but staying informed is key to avoiding penalties and ensuring compliance.AustraliaTaxPCL Lawyers
ArticleWhat to consider when drafting a WillYour Will must be clearly and professionally drafted to ensure that your assets are distributed according to your wishes.AustraliaFamily and MatrimonialPCL Lawyers
ArticleAvoid an HR Hangover this Festive SeasonOffice holiday party incidents can create plenty of talking points—and not always in a good way.AustraliaEmployment and HRPCL Lawyers
ArticleProtecting your Workplace Rights: General protections claims (without dismissal)When you believe your employer has taken "adverse action" against you, but you have not been dismissed.AustraliaEmployment and HRPCL Lawyers
ArticlePrimary production land tax alert: Not going down without a fightDoes an integrated horse racing stud operation satisfy the primary production land tax exemption for non-rural land in NSW?AustraliaTaxPCL Lawyers
ArticleVictoria's full transition to electronic certificates of title for property conveyancingFrom 3 August 2024, all new Victorian certificates of title will be electronic, streamlining property conveyancing.AustraliaReal Estate and ConstructionPCL Lawyers