Australia: Will the new National Water Grid achieve its aims? – Holding Redlich
Reports and strategies are anticipated to detail how the National Water Grid will operate across all Australian states.
Reports and strategies are anticipated to detail how the National Water Grid will operate across all Australian states.
First identify the relevant interest in a title before attempting to enforce the benefit of the statutory warranties.
Retrospective legislation relating to sunset dates in off-the-plan contracts of sale has come into effect in Victoria.
Developers, owners, builders and consultants in the construction industry face increased scrutiny and increased risk.
Leases and property rental agreements should be checked for potentially unfair terms to avoid an ACCC investigation.
Stage 1 deadline for combustible cladding compliance obligations for owners of affected private buildings was 29 March.
If building owners miss the deadline for Part 1 of the checklist, there is a fine of 20 penalty units for non-compliance.
The article sets out the facts of this decision and lessons that can be drawn by commercial landlords and by tenants.
Caveats can be a cost-effective way to alert people that you have a legal or beneficial interest in a piece of property.
When a business is acquired with a current lease, the purchaser inherits all of the prior tenant’s existing obligations.
The ‘without prejudice’ privilege must always be based on the purpose and content of any particular communication.
City Deals are collaborative partnerships between the Federal, State or Territory governments and local communities.
With a NSW state election imminent, it is uncertain whether these proposed construction reforms will be implemented.
Discussion about recent case which dealt with a challenge to the decision of an adjudicator engaged under the SOP Act.
Other jurisdictions may follow decision in Victoria to reprimanded a director of a building company & order him to pay costs.
Key issues for industry stakeholders following the first case regarding liability for the installation of combustible cladding.
Article discusses how the prospect of litigation is stalking manufacturers and suppliers of combustible cladding products.
This decision clarifies the assessment rules under Queensland’s planning legislation for ‘code assessable’ development.
The Court determined an implied term of the contract required that building works be completed within a reasonable time.
The case shows how a tribunal apportions liability between those involved in the selection and use of building cladding.