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Security Of Payment Still Bites: ACL Claims Won’t Stop Enforcement Of Adjudication Determinations
The Victorian Court of Appeal has reinforced that security of payment legislation creates a separate interim right to payment, confirming parties cannot use Australian Consumer Law claims to prevent enforcement of adjudication determinations. This decision examines whether allegations of misleading conduct regarding project costs and timelines can circumvent the 'pay now, argue later' regime established under Victoria's Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act.
Australia Real Estate
HR
Holding Redlich
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Behind The Shopfront: Are Changes In Store For Parties To Retail Shop Leases In Queensland? (Part 1)
The Queensland Government has launched a review of the Retail Shop Leases Act 1994, examining how the legislation governs rights, obligations and dispute resolution for retail tenancies. This review comes amid significant growth in retail turnover, constrained floorspace, rising rental prices, and a dramatic increase in mediation applications—from 24 in 2021-22 to 305 in 2024-25.
Australia Real Estate
HR
Holding Redlich
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Project Distress In Queensland: Lessons From The Bathla Collapse
The collapse of the Bathla Group has sent ripples through Australia's construction sector, raising critical questions about financial distress management in major projects. With Queensland delivering an unprecedented infrastructure pipeline amid margin pressures and market uncertainty, are project participants adequately prepared to identify and respond to insolvency warning signs before external administrators arrive?
Australia Real Estate
HR
Holding Redlich
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Decision Alert: Supreme Court Of New South Wales Clarifies When Liability For Duty Arises In Context Of Electronic Transactions
On 30 June 2026 the Supreme Court of New South Wales handed down its judgment in Forever Grateful Holdings Pty Ltd v Chief Commissioner of State Revenue [2026] NSWSC 761, which clarified the point in time at which the relevant facts are to be considered when determining a duty liability arising under the Duties Act 1997 (NSW) (Duties Act).
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Victorian Property Taxes: Commercial And Industrial Property Tax (CIPT)
Victoria's Commercial and Industrial Property Tax represents a fundamental shift in how commercial and industrial properties are taxed, replacing traditional upfront stamp duty with an annual property tax after a 10-year transition period. Understanding how this new regime affects property valuations, financing arrangements, and long-term ownership costs is crucial for anyone involved in commercial or industrial real estate transactions.
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Security Of Payment Still Bites: ACL Claims Won’t Stop Enforcement Of Adjudication Determinations
The Victorian Court of Appeal has reinforced that security of payment legislation creates a separate interim right to payment, confirming parties cannot use Australian Consumer Law claims to prevent enforcement of adjudication determinations. This decision examines whether allegations of misleading conduct regarding project costs and timelines can circumvent the 'pay now, argue later' regime established under Victoria's Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act.
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HR
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Project Distress In Queensland: Lessons From The Bathla Collapse
The collapse of the Bathla Group has sent ripples through Australia's construction sector, raising critical questions about financial distress management in major projects. With Queensland delivering an unprecedented infrastructure pipeline amid margin pressures and market uncertainty, are project participants adequately prepared to identify and respond to insolvency warning signs before external administrators arrive?
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Holding Redlich
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