Stuart Cork Jovanni Sadee Angela Markovska Your LinkedIn connections with the authors Director penalty notices (DPN) are a means of collecting tax used by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). There are strict time limits for compliance, which can be compounded by deregistration. In Re Dreampoint Pty Ltd (Deregistered) [2024] WASC 125 is an example of […]
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Stuart Cork Jovanni Sadee Angela Markovska Your LinkedIn connections with the authors Navigating property law in New South Wales can be a complex endeavour, particularly when it involves cancelling a writ recorded against land. A writ can complicate property transactions and impact ownership rights, so understanding how to remove a writ is crucial for property
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John Graves Anthony El-Azzi Your LinkedIn connections with the authors The case Bavulo Pty Limited v Zhang Property Pty Limited [2024] NSWSC 879, offers a comprehensive examination of the criteria for the validity of notices to complete within real estate transactions. The ruling provides valuable insights into the legal framework that governs the issue and
A law firm acting for the landowner and his company in a large-scale property development failed to include a critical clause in the joint venture agreement. The court is yet to determine the damages, but the losses claimed are in excess of $100 million. The missing clause would have made all joint venturers liable for
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Every lease contains a covenant of quiet enjoyment, either in writing or implied by law. The right to quiet enjoyment refers to the tenant’s right to possess and fully use leased property without interference from the landlord during the course of the tenancy. There is a proviso, though: the use must be ordinary and lawful.
