Does an error of law by an adjudicator only invalidate an adjudication decision where there is also lack of good faith?

Sellers and agents must make full disclosure of any discounts and rebates to avoid misrepresenting the purchase price.

Most jurisdictions have laws that assist when supervening events occur to affect contracts beyond a party's control.

The case resolves complex arguments regarding the equitable process of tracing proceeds of monies improperly received.

The FWC has put employers on notice for their role in "plying" employees with unlimited alcohol at work social functions.

The Supreme Court ordered a remodelling of a Cairns house, when the initial house plans were found to infringe copyright.

The government has recently released consultation legislation regarding new GST obligations for property transactions.

The government has proposed a possible rewrite of commercial lease terms in an attempt to manage the impacts of COVID-19.

The Courts will, at times, recognise email exchanges as constituting an immediate and binding agreement between parties.

This is a checklist of changes to important employment-related monetary thresholds, which are indexed annually on 1 July.

Before committing to a purchase, consider more than the physical features of rural land - investigate any 3rd party arrangements.

Article notes that for breach of a building contract, damages may become recoverable by the party not in breach.

This article discusses challenging the decision of an adjudicator for lack of jurisdiction under the BCIPA 2004 (Qld).

The new land tax rebate in Queensland, who is eligible and who ultimately benefits.

Discussion about report by ASIC regarding corporate finance activity eg. fundraising, M&A, corporate governance & experts.

This case highlighted perils such as elder abuse, which could arise with informal transactions between family members.

Parties should be advised and encouraged to resolve FPAs, but particularly FPAs in small estates, at an early stage.

Parties should attempt to resolve all FPAs at an early stage before the value of the estate is eroded by legal costs.

Principals need to consider their rights carefully and quickly when they receive an adverse Adjudication Decision.

Leases and property rental agreements should be checked for potentially unfair terms to avoid an ACCC investigation.