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It is vital for FSPs to stay up to date with changing legislation and regulations.

The case shows that trustees may seek the authorisation of the court to take steps not contemplated by the trust deed.

The case considered when a superintendent misses a deadline, the builder is entitled to a deemed progress certificate.

Proposed changes from ATO TD 2019/D6 and TD 2019/D7 and new tax legislation may increase liability of foreign residents.

Transport sector participants should review, update or amend their contracts, as unfair terms will void a contract.

Employees and their employers should review the impact of the changes on their current working and hiring arrangements.

The court considered the operation of a contractual clause to limit or exclude indirect or consequential damage or loss.

A BOS is a system for the creation and sale of biodiversity credits by landowners to those who do impact the environment.

2 recent Planning & Environment Court of Qld cases (a minor change application & an originating application) discussed.

Injuries sustained by a student flying a light aircraft involved an obvious risk of a dangerous recreational activity.

Recent NSW and Victoria decisions addressed the consequences of Chubb v Moore, which restricted indemnity claims to NSW.

A recent High Court judgment has implications for general liability underwriters.

A new Office of e-Safety Commissioner will have the power to address cyber-bullying and could issue substantial fines.

The article discusses other significant BCIPA amendments which also came into effect in Queensland on 15 December 2014.

The case Rintoul & Ors v Brisbane City Council [2013] QPEC 45 involved an application for costs by a developer.

Cloud computing brings both benefits and risks but customer data can fall out of the cloud into the public domain.

Safety of air navigation is of paramount consideration for CASA, so courts are reluctant to interfere in its decisions.