The Planning and Environment Court of Queensland has found that issues in dispute in a substantive proceeding must first be identified before orders limiting the issues in dispute can be made.
Qld Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal against a decision of the Supreme Court of Queensland that a new landowner seeking to enforce a give and take agreement could not do so as it was not a party to the give and take agreement.
Continuing to lead the conversation on the Property industry, Colin Biggers & Paisley's annual Property Think Tank event convened in Sydney on 11 April.
The recent WorkSafe prosecution is a timely reminder for schools of the need to implement appropriate risk assessments and the necessity to get legal advice early when an incident occurs.
The Federal Court of Australia found the State of Victoria (State) vicariously liable for a school principal's failure to adequately respond to antisemitic bullying at a State school from 2015 to 2020.
This series examines the interface between new digital assets, related investments and current financial services regulatory regime which has not been purpose built to adequately respond to novel digital asset investment products.
