Are you a tenant or a landlord? In our latest Commercial Property Blog, Principal Lawyer Dean Claughton outlines the latest changes involved in the extension of the Retail and Other Commercial Leases Regulation (NSW).

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In our latest Commercial Property Blog, Principal Lawyer Dean Claughton looks at a recent property dispute case where Section 66G of the Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW) was applied in order to sell properties without the approval of the co-owners.

In our latest Commercial Property Blog, Principal Lawyer Andrew Grima outlines the current commercial leasing landscape and what we can expect to see in the future.

In our latest Commercial Property Blog, Principal Lawyer Dean Claughton outlines the impact that COVID-19 is having on subleasing.

In our latest Commercial Property Blog Principal Lawyer Andrew Grima outlines the current state of the commercial leasing world and what the future may look like.

New regulations for short term letting of residential premises will come into effect on 10 April 2020. Senior Associate, Dean Claughton, looks at the rights and responsibilities of hosts, guests, on-line platforms and letting agents under the new regime.

What do you do if you are unable to negotiate an easement with your neighbour? The section 88K application is becoming more and more popular. In our latest Commercial Property Blog, Associate Aidan Williams outlines everything you need to know about this application.

To find out about the issues that were considered in the Appeal of the Fearndale Tenancy Dispute decision, read our latest Commercial Property Blog explaining the appeal and the final decision.

Are you the owner of a commercial property such as a venue, pub or hotel? In our latest Commercial Property Blog, Principal Lawyer Andrew Grima explains the rights a commercial property owner has when it comes to noise.

In this article, Principal Lawyer Andrew Grima outlines the common issues that you can face when leasing in a mixed-use development and how to best deal with these issues.

It is evident that the nature of retail is changing in Australia. In our latest Commercial Property blog, Principal Lawyer Andrew Grima outlines some negotiation tips that prospective tenants can use when entering a retail lease.

Usually, a lease is created in writing to establish a landlord-tenant relationship. In this article, Senior Associate Dean Claughton, discusses a case where the tenants were required to pay outstanding rent due to a verbal agreement they had in place with their landlord.

In the case of Scudooda, the tenant’s misunderstanding of its lease provisions led them to act in a manner that resulted in the lease being breached, eventually giving the landlord K and E Property, the right to terminate the lease.

This blog outlines the matter of Fearndale Holdings Pty Ltd, where the landlord served a notice of breach of covenant under the lease.

When entering into contracts it is important that parties fully understand both the express and implied terms. This blog explores implied terms in building contracts in the matter of Zeng v Leeda Projects Pty Ltd (2019).

This blog explains how an oral contract for the sale of property may be enforced and discusses a recent decision of the NSW Supreme Court on this issue.

Arguably, the most fundamental term within a leasing agreement relates to rent, with this being the frequent subject of lengthy negotiations, and oftentimes disputes, when things go sour.  One issue continuously encountered within the realm of property law is the failure of a tenant to pay rent to their landlord, and the tenant subsequently falling into rental arrears.  

Regardless of whether you are a franchisee purchasing a franchise from a franchisor, or you are a franchisor buying a business back, it is crucial to review the lease that has been put in place in order to ensure that you are aware of the tenant obligations that you are also acquiring.