Contract Law: To cancel or not to cancel – that is the question
Cancelling a contract on the grounds the other party breached the agreement can be difficult, with significant legal consequences if you get it wrong.
Cancelling a contract on the grounds the other party breached the agreement can be difficult, with significant legal consequences if you get it wrong.
The Property Law Act 2007 provides the Court with special powers, which can be useful for many issues relating to neighbour disputes.
As buying property becomes increasingly more difficult, we need to become more creative about how we go about it.
The amendment bill will bring important changes to better protect buyers and owners of unit title properties, as well as operational enhancements to these developments.
A New Incorporated Societies Act is here. There are a few things to consider and get ready for to ensure your organisation is compliant with the new act.
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Surplus office, retail or warehousing space? If you are thinking of subletting, here are some key things to consider before granting a sublease.
Written by Wynyard Wood Partner Arthur Chung There is nothing worse for a builder or an owner than when a building project is delayed. A liquidated damages (LDs) provision for delays (and a [...]
Handing over property from one entity to another is a complicated process. Getting legal help can smooth things out a little.
When it comes to leasing or purchasing retail space, there is no one more important to your success than a conveyancing lawyer.