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Victoria Caldwell

Property
21 March, 2024

Has the right of carriageway been abandoned?

Castle v Achdjian NSWSC 1340 In the case of Castle v Achdjian NSWSC 1340, the Supreme Court of NSW had to decide whether a right of carriageway was abandoned and could be obstructed by the owners of the burdened land.  This case demonstrates the continuing complexities and evidentiary requirements that…
Victoria Caldwell
CommercialInsolvencyLitigation
8 March, 2024

Personal Liability of Administrators

The personal liability arising under Division 9 of Part 5.3 A of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) (Act) often provides one of the greatest risks facing administrators on accepting an appointment. These risks can limit restructuring options available through a voluntary administration as an administrator is unlikely to want to…
Victoria Caldwell
HR
6 March, 2024

Key Characteristics of Young Lawyers and Leaders

A Vincent Young Lawyers Perspective At Vincent Young Lawyers, we understand that the success of any organisation hinges on the qualities and characteristics of its employees. As leaders in the legal industry, we recognise the importance of nurturing a workforce that embodies key attributes essential for achieving excellence in every…
Victoria Caldwell
Property
8 February, 2024

Enforceability Of Positive Covenants

Aust-One Investment Pty Ltd V New World Investments Pty Ltd NSWCA 22 Covenants that are registered on title and that ‘run with the land’ are restrictive in nature, a principle which is confirmed at common law and by statute. The general rule at common law is that the burden of…
Victoria Caldwell