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The Court found that the Bankruptcy Act 1966 is a "stay" for the purposes of s15(2) of the Foreign Judgments Act 1991.

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade is reviewing the Overseas Aid Gift Deduction Scheme Guidelines and Processes.

The production of documents was held to be by the person as an agent of the company, not on his or her own behalf.

The NSW Supreme Court has clarified the definition of 'injury' under the Motor Accident Injuries Act 2017, examining whether surgical removal of bone necessitated by accident-related injuries constitutes a separate bodily injury. The case explores the distinction between therapeutic intent and physical consequences when determining injury classification for compensation purposes.

If you are injured, you can still make a claim if you don't know the registration number of the vehicle that hit you.

Claimants must make genuine & timely efforts to identify an unknown vehicle before claiming against the Nominal Defendant.

A report into allegations of hacking of personal information of users of the Cupid dating web site, has been completed.

These amendments to the NSW HBA will abolish the current distinction between structural and non-structural defects.

When acting for vendors we generally ask whether any building works have been undertaken to the property.

An owners corporation should first obtain a resolution passed at a general meeting to approve engaging legal services.

If lessee who is assigning their lease requests it, lessors must now provide an up to date disclosure statement within 14 days.

We draw your attention to the findings of a recent case. The case has important ramifications for all shop centre owners and managers and should be kept in mind when negotiating leases.

In this case, the NSW Supreme Court gave guidance as to what is required by an obligation to use reasonable endeavours.

It was held that the Court had no general discretion to make amendments to fix unfair strata management statements.

NSW government passes regulations which require certain buildings, which contain combustible cladding, to be registered.

These cases raise important issues of how impacts are considered and consequences of the lapsing of development consent.

The Salvos won on appeal against the Commissioner who denied an exemption from stamp duty on a real property acquisition.