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New Strata Renewal Process Soon To Take Effect Under Part 10 Strata Schemes Development Act 2015 Law
7 November, 2016

New Strata Renewal Process Soon To Take Effect Under Part 10 Strata Schemes Development Act 2015

Part 10 of the Strata Schemes Development Act 2015 (Act) prescribes a process for strata renewal. Part 10 commenced on 30 November 2016. The Part 10 process enables the owners in a strata scheme to seek a Court order for one of 2 options: the “collective sale” of all apartments…
Construction, Property & Projects Insights Issue 4 – June 2016 ContractsLawSecurity of Payments
4 July, 2016

Construction, Property & Projects Insights Issue 4 – June 2016

In this issue, we look at the following key developments in construction, property & projects law:Contractual Clauses Limiting the Accrual of Reference Dates or a Right to a Progress Payment | Are Your Clauses Void?Supreme Court Overturns Adjudication Determination for Failure to Apply LDsCase Law Developments | Required Form of…
AFR – Property Industry Fights War for Talented Staff to Meet Growing Demands in Boom Time Law
19 March, 2015

AFR – Property Industry Fights War for Talented Staff to Meet Growing Demands in Boom Time

The following article was published in The Australian Financial Review on  12 February 2015 by Michael Bleby. The principal of Vincent Young, Brett Vincent, offered his insight into the trends of the construction and property industry hiring boom. The property industry is going through a hiring boom as demand surges for…
Asbestos Register Law
17 September, 2014

Asbestos Register

If you are in management or control of a workplace, then you must keep an asbestos register – a document that lists all identified or assumed asbestos in a workplace. If asbestos has been identified and you do not have a register, then penalties of up to $18,000 may apply.1 The…
The PPSA and Equipment on Site Law
10 April, 2014

The PPSA and Equipment on Site

The Personal Properties and Securities Act (2009) (Cth) (PPSA) is a law about security-interests which applies to all personal-property Australia wide. The PPSA has created a national register over security interest called the Personal Property and Securities Register (PPSR). The PPSR has replaced over 70 national registers which previously dealt…