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Administrators facing onerous contracts lack the statutory power to disclaim them—a tool reserved exclusively for liquidators under section 568 of the Corporations Act. This article examines the three practical mechanisms available to administrators: repudiation to crystallise claims, Court protection under section 447A to shield personal liability, and carefully structured DOCAs that can release debts without crossing into unfair discrimination.

The owner of an interest in land and the acquiring authority can determine what constitutes a 'just' arrangement.

Reforms will reduce the complexity, timing and costs for small business associated with the current insolvency framework.

The Building Bill 2022 replaces the HBA 1989 and also incorporates the duty of care provisions in the DBP Act 2020.

When reviewing lease terms, NSW retail landlords and tenants need to become familiar with the Retail Leases Act 1994.

Selling property with tenants in place requires careful navigation of vacant possession requirements, termination notice periods, and GST implications. Understanding the legal framework for residential and commercial tenancies, including minimum notice periods under NSW legislation and lease registration requirements, DUPE

Register your .au equivalent domain name now or risk it going to someone else.

A NSW Medical Appeal Panel has clarified when sleep disturbance can be assessed as a separate impairment under workers compensation law. The decision establishes strict criteria requiring a primary sleep disorder following neurological injury, rather than sleep problems secondary to pain or other compensable conditions.

Article discusses recent case which highlights the importance of adhering to formalities required when revoking a Will.

The Act grants a holder of a carrier licence (i.e. a phone carrier) broad powers to deal with land of third parties.

Consumer and business standard form contracts of international entities may be subject to the ACL.

Learnings from two areas of misleading or deceptive conduct allegations in contracting in commercial cases.

The Code of conduct must be applied when negotiating amendments to existing arrangements for commercial tenancies.

To combine permanent impairment from different injuries, the pathology from each injury must be the same or identical.

There was a fine line between the 'common sense evaluation of the causal chain' and the 'but for' causation tests.

Recent decision that confirms Hochbaum interpretation of s39 WCA (arrears weekly compensation is not payable) is being tested.

We are familiar with the long standing approach of industrial tribunals in determining whether a dismissal was unfair.