A local government opposes an application to install, erect, and display an electronic advertising device because proposed minimum dwell times between different advertisements may distract drivers.
The grant of a statutory right of user in the form of an easement is set aside because the easement was not sufficiently described so as to enliven the Court's jurisdiction.
A determination of conditions to be imposed on a development approval finds that a condition imposing a levy for maintenance works associated with a haulage route, which is non-trunk infrastructure, is unlawful, and that conditions requiring a maintenance regime to be undertaken by the applicant is reasonable.
An application by a submitter for leave to appeal against the decision of the Planning and Environment Court of Queensland in respect of the approval of a change application is refused with costs.
Fourteenth edition 2025
Executors must exercise caution when distributing estate assets, especially within the first six to twelve months following the deceased's death. This article explores risks of early distributions, particularly in the context of family provision applications, and highlights key differences in the laws of Queensland, New South Wales, and Victoria.
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