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This case concerns a land owner's liability to pay unpaid infrastructure charges related to a development approval.

A recent case considered whether a plaintiff lessor could repossess leased premises and claim relief.

The rationale underlying entire agreement clauses is to consolidate the bargain of the parties.

Mining safety regulators in Australia are continuing to broaden the obligations on companies, executives and managers.

Understand how the PPS will affect you, your business and your ownership of property, both tangible and intangible.

COAG Reform Council presented its report on the National Partnership Agreement to Deliver a Seamless National Economy.

Foresight is better than hindsight in preventing insurance claims.

Three recent decisions have highlighted the difficulties in establishing "obvious risk" defences.

This was an application for judicial review of decisions relating to rating categories for differential general rates.

The Applicant sought to make minor changes to a development approval given by the Planning and Environment Court.

The Queensland Court accepted that the proposed changes did not result in a substantially different development.

This case was an appeal against the Council's decision to refuse an application for the demolition of a pre-1946 house.

Expert determination clauses can lead to the cost-effective resolution of disputes if drafted with care and foresight.

In this decision, the cargo claimant was unsuccessful in its claim against its insurers under an open cover cargo policy.

Practical completion (PC) occurs on the date a certificate of PC is issued by the Superintendent and cannot be backdated.

Contractors owe a duty of care to all people on a building site to use reasonable care to avoid foreseeable injury.

The National Code of Conduct will govern commercial, industrial and retail tenancies affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.