Combustible Cladding and the Lacrosse tower: Owners Corporation No 1 of PS613436T v LU Simon Builders Pty Ltd & Ors [2019] VCAT 286 Background In November 2014 a fire broke out on the balcony of [...]
Licence to Lend? Why lending your Building Licence is riskier than you think Background The practice of Registered Building Practitioners (RBPs) lending out their builder’s licences to others in return for a fee is [...]
The Victorian Building Authorities' Statutory Powers to Issue Directions to Fix Limited by the Supreme Court L U Simon Builders Pty Ltd v Victorian Building Authority [2017] VSC 805 In November 2014 a fire [...]
Whilst receiving a notice from QBCC is a serious, significant matter, it is important that you do not always assume the notice is valid. The following recent case highlights this point. Background RT No [...]
There are calls for urgent intervention from the Commonwealth Government to address the insolvency thousands of Australian contractors and subcontractors face when participants higher in the payment chain become insolvent or fail to pay. One [...]
Combustible Cladding and the Lacrosse tower: Owners Corporation No 1 of PS613436T v LU Simon Builders Pty Ltd & Ors [2019] VCAT 286 Background In November 2014 a fire broke out on the balcony of [...]
Licence to Lend? Why lending your Building Licence is riskier than you think Background The practice of Registered Building Practitioners (RBPs) lending out their builder’s licences to others in return for a fee is [...]
The Victorian Building Authorities' Statutory Powers to Issue Directions to Fix Limited by the Supreme Court L U Simon Builders Pty Ltd v Victorian Building Authority [2017] VSC 805 In November 2014 a fire [...]
Whilst receiving a notice from QBCC is a serious, significant matter, it is important that you do not always assume the notice is valid. The following recent case highlights this point. Background RT No [...]
There are calls for urgent intervention from the Commonwealth Government to address the insolvency thousands of Australian contractors and subcontractors face when participants higher in the payment chain become insolvent or fail to pay. One [...]
Cornwalls Admin2019-04-22T22:55:50+00:00April 3rd, 2019|Litigation & Dispute Resolution|
You have gone to Court. The judge has ruled in your favour. You now have judgment against someone who owes you goods or money. What happens next? As you can see from the flowchart below, the answer to this question can depend on the debtor. In a perfect world, they will pay the debt and that will be the end of it. Unfortunately, this may not always be the case. Sometimes, despite a court order, the de
Cornwalls Admin2019-04-03T00:03:14+00:00April 2nd, 2019|Litigation & Dispute Resolution|
SUBPOENA ALERT: What to do if you are served with [...]
Cornwalls Admin2019-04-01T03:09:19+00:00March 28th, 2019|Banking and Finance, Litigation & Dispute Resolution|
Bruce Whittaker’s Review of the Personal Property Securities Act (“PPSA [...]
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