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Your Debt Recovery Questions Answered
Businesses often struggle with overdue payments, but the new financial year presents an opportunity to strengthen debt recovery practices. Roland Müller, an accredited specialist in commercial litigation, addresses critical questions about preventing bad debts and recovering outstanding payments effectively. From identifying early warning signs of financial distress to understanding when legal action becomes necessary, these insights help businesses protect their cashflow and maintain healthy commercia
Australia Litigation
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PCL Lawyers
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A High­er Evi­den­tiary Bur­den For Work Orders: The Prac­ti­cal Impli­ca­tions Of The Own­ers – Stra­ta Plan No 102171 V Ceerose Pty Ltd [2025] NSW­CATCD 137
A recent NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal decision establishes that owners corporations seeking work orders for building defects must now provide complete regulated designs as part of their evidence, not merely prove that defects exist. This ruling significantly raises the evidentiary bar and upfront costs for strata schemes pursuing rectification orders under the Home Building Act.
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Swaab
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Forfeited…or Not? When Leases Can Be Brought Back To Life
When a tenant breaches a lease, landlords may terminate through forfeiture, but tenants can seek court relief to reinstate the lease under section 129 of the Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW). Understanding the legal principles, procedural requirements, and factors courts consider when granting relief against forfeiture is essential for both landlords and tenants navigating lease disputes.
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Coleman Greig Lawyers
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