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New Victorian Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution - Are You Ready? (Clayton Utz)
  • Developers and purchasers of land in Victorian growth areas (or an interest in a land rich entity which holds land in a Victorian growth area) on or after 2 December 2008 need to consider their existing and potential liability for the Growth Areas Infrastructure Contribution and take appropriate action now.
  • Voluntary Planning Agreements - The New Regime (Clayton Utz)
  • Changes to the law in NSW will affect the way developer contributions are determined in Voluntary Planning Agreements.
  • The Unfair Contracts Act And Real Property: Should The Seller Beware? (Clayton Utz)
  • Sellers of real property under standard form contracts should review their standard form contracts to identify terms which may be at risk under the new Trade Practices Amendment (Australian Consumer Law) Act 2010.
  • How Green Is My Building? Building Energy Efficiency Laws Are About To Begin (Clayton Utz)
  • From 1 November 2010, most sellers and lessors of office space of 2,000m2 or more will need to obtain and disclose an up-to-date energy efficiency rating for the space, and should review their energy efficiency strategies.
  • Major Overhaul Of WA Planning System - A Move Towards Centralised Planning (Clayton Utz)
  • Western Australia's planning laws will be more centralised, but, according to the State Government, will also have more flexibility for strategic planning in regional areas and large projects, following the passage of the Approvals and Related Reforms (No 4) (Planning) Bill 2009 (WA). The amendments are expected to come into force in 2011.
  • Adjudication: Jurisdiction and Severability (Norton Rose)
  • In the following case, the court refused to enforce a decision of the adjudicator on the grounds that the adjudicator made a material jurisdictional error in deliberately declining to consider the employer’s set -off defence; and that the deliberate decision amounted to a breach of natural justice.
  • Form-Based Code: Coming Soon to a Neighborhood Near You (Williams Mullen )
  • Throughout the country, local governments regulate the use of land in a similar fashion: by mapping out a plan that governs the separation of uses of physical space in the community, and then implementing the plan on a case-by-case basis according to use-specific zoning ordinances.
  • Construction: Sub-Contractors - Concurrent Duty of Care in Contract and Tort (CMS Cameron McKenna LLP)
  • The Technology & Construction Court (TCC) has held that a sub-contractor may owe a duty in tort to its direct contractor, in addition to the duties it owes in contract.
  • Property Owners May Benefit From 2010 Tax Appeal (Holland & Knight)
  • Florida property owners may benefit by filing a tax appeal in order to reduce the amount of real property taxes that they owe for 2010.
  • Property Owners May Receive Significant and Long-Term Financial Benefits From Contesting Assessed Value of Real Property (Holland & Knight)
  • Every year California property owners pay property tax based upon the property’s assessed value, as determined by the county assessor. The assessed value of many properties has steadily increased over the years as county assessors have often applied a 2 percent annual increase to annual assessed value.