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The NSW Supreme Court set aside a deed of company arrangement as it was prejudicial to creditors who voted against it.

The Court considered the provisions of the BIF Act & the AIA & concluded that the adjudication application had not been served.

The development appeal was allowed when the Court found there was no reasonable or relevant basis for the conditions.

The Court preferred the Appellant's evidence and found that the evidence submitted by its valuation expert was better.

Do your homework before you sign a lease, because you can't back out of a commercial lease at your own convenience.

Insurers should try to obtain information they consider necessary to enable them to evaluate whether to insure a risk.

Following recent cases, exclusion provisions in contracts seem less likely to be given effect by courts.

The digitisation of the legal function is infiltrating our systems and the way in which we conduct dispute resolution.

Businesses and insurers will need to identify and manage class action risks along with the other risks of COVID-19.

A new practice note (PN11) has commenced in the NSW Supreme Court, which will affect the way that litigation is run.

The Court considered the criteria to establish if a risk of harm was so foreseeable that precautions were necessary.

In a recent case, an adjudicator was held to have committed jurisdictional errors.

Building industry participants should be aware of ABCC powers and benefits of strategically managing an investigation.

Building owners affected by this new regulation must complete the online registration and checklist by 29 March 2019.

Religious institutions must prepare their policies and procedures to ensure compliance with reportable conduct systems.

An interest in partnership property before it is wound up is an equitable interest under a trust, but not a fixed trust.

Corporate advisors should ensure that they could not be found liable for their clients' breaches of the Fair Work Act.