When Can the Ordinary Business Expenses Exception to a Freezing Order Be Limited?
Plaintiffs resort to freezing orders to preserve assets so that any judgment ultimately...
Injunctions: How are they Different from Damages
In litigation, understanding the differences between injunctions and damages is crucial when determining...
Director Misuse of Company Funds: Legal Consequences
Directors of Australian companies owe strict duties to their company, both under the...
Termination for Repudiation: What Survives?
A recurring issue in commercial and employment disputes is whether a restraint of...
How Long Do Injunctions Last?
Injunctions are powerful legal tools used to preserve the status quo, prevent harm,...
Enforcing Injunctions in Australia
Australian courts have broad powers to enforce injunctions under both statutory provisions and...
Breach of an Injunction: Legal Consequences in Australia
Whether granted in civil, commercial, family, or environmental matters, injunctions play a vital...
Ex Parte Injunctions in Australia
In the Australian legal system, fairness and transparency are central to the administration...
Can a Defendant Contest an Injunction in Australia?
Injunctions are powerful legal remedies designed to prevent harm, preserve rights, or compel...
Applying for an Injunction
An injunction is a powerful remedy used by Australian courts to preserve rights,...
Suing for Unlicensed or Uninsured Building Work
When construction defects arise, homeowners often seek to understand who they can hold...
Can a Strata By-Law Require Insurance in NSW?
As strata schemes evolve, lot owners often seek to make improvements to common...
Corporate Trustee for Family Trust Australia: Key Benefits
Establishing a family trust with a corporate trustee is a popular strategy among...
A Legal Guide to Disputes Over an Owners’ Corporation’s Duty to Repair
In strata schemes, the scope of an Owners Corporation’s duty to repair common...
Owners Corporation’s Decision – When is it Unreasonable?
The Owners Corporation has the principal responsibility in managing the strata schemes under...
Service Requirements in Strata Disputes
In strata disputes, proper service of notices is a fundamental legal requirement that...
Money Had and Received: Understanding the Change of Position Defence
Understanding the Change of Position Defence Through Real Disputes Claims for money had...
Intention or Effect: Are Conflicts of Interest in Director Positions always Oppressive?
Intention or Effect: Are Conflicts of Interest in Directorial Positions Always Oppressive? A...
Recovering Mistaken Payments: How “Money Had and Received” Works in Practice
Claims for money had and received arise when one party seeks to recover...
Roles, Powers, and Legal Obligations of Strata Management Agencies in Strata Schemes
This article outlines the roles, powers, and legal obligations of strata managing agents...
Understanding Strata Schemes: A Guide for Owners in NSW
In multi-unit developments such as townhouses and apartment complexes, strata plans are the...
