by webdev | Jul 31, 2019 | Commercial Law, Property Law
The last thing a landlord wants to hear is that their tenant is experiencing financial trouble. It creates uncertainty and potentially affects the landlord’s revenue stream from that property. What happens if the worst case scenario eventuates and the tenant ‘goes...
by webdev | Mar 22, 2019 | Property Law
In October 2018, the Queensland government introduced a mandatory process to identify buildings which were built with “combustible cladding” (that is, building material particularly susceptible to fire events). Building owners of certain classes of building are...
by webdev | May 17, 2018 | Property Law
If you are looking to buy or sell residential property in Queensland, one of two forms of contract are likely to be used: “REIQ” or “ADL”. REIQ contracts are more common, however ADL contracts are still utilised by some agents. While both forms of contract are largely...
by webdev | Jun 12, 2017 | Property Law
When a landlord wants to “get serious” about a tenant’s rental arrears or other breaches, the landlord will often need to prepare and serve a “Notice to Remedy Breach” (NTRB) on the tenant. In the recent case of Tyrrell v Jesbro Enterprise Pty Ltd [2017] QSC 055 the...
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by webdev | Jun 1, 2017 | Commercial Law, Litigation, Property Law
Compliance with the requirements of the exercise of an option was considered by the Court of Appeal of the Supreme Court of Queensland in JLF Corporation Pty Ltd v Matos [2016] QCA 355 (judgment delivered 23 December 2016). Facts The appellant and respondent were...
