When exactly are parties said to reach a binding contract during negotiations? This is a question that frequently arises during negotiations between landlord and tenant,
What constitutes an act of intimidation can be confusing. The summary below discusses relevant law, definitions and penalties associated with the offence of intimidation.
What is defamation? Defamation occurs when somebody communicates or publishes material which is harmful to the reputation of another person. Defamation is primarily governed by
The Role of Appointors in Family Discretionary Trusts The role of the appointor in a family discretionary trust is not a mandatory appointment. Nevertheless, there
When distributing a deceased estate, problems sometimes arise in relation to the identification of the person or organisation to inherit under the will (‘the beneficiary’).
Resulting Trusts: When and how they may not result in your favour It was noted by Acting Justice Sackville in Chaudhary v Chaudhary that the
Legal terminology can often be confusing. That’s why we’ve created this handy guide to the meanings of the terms life tenant, remainderman and settled estate.
During the unprecedented times of COVID-19, signatories often cannot physically meet to sign documents. The execution of contracts has become quicker and easier with online
Insolvent Trading Legislation Under the Federal Corporations Act 2001, a director of a company may be held personally liable for debts incurred by a company
Good news for pet owners, the New South Wales Court of Appeal has held that strata by-laws for NSW buildings cannot impose blanket prohibitions on
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