A statutory demand Australia is a legislative mechanism that can trigger a presumption of insolvency. A statutory demand is one of the most effective debt recovery tools available to creditors in Australia. It is issued under section 459E of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) and can place a debtor company under immediate pressure to either […]
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Identification in Defamation Law: A Brief Australian Overview In Australian defamation law, identification is a fundamental requirement that must be established before a person or business can succeed in a defamation claim. Identification concerns whether the allegedly defamatory material is understood to refer to the plaintiff, either directly or indirectly. A person does not need […]
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Commercial Litigation Melbourne Commercial litigation Melbourne continues to evolve rapidly in 2026. Businesses are facing tighter cash flow conditions, increased regulatory scrutiny, and more complex disputes arising from contracts, partnerships, online conduct, and economic pressure. For business owners, directors, and managers, litigation is no longer just a legal issue — it is a strategic business […]
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Fencing disputes Victoria commonly arise between neighbouring property owners over the construction, repair, replacement or cost of a dividing fence. These disputes can be stressful and costly if not handled correctly, particularly where neighbours disagree about responsibilities or refuse to cooperate. Understanding your legal rights and obligations under Victorian law can help resolve fencing disputes […]
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Introduction to non-disclosure agreements A non-disclosure agreements Australia businesses commonly use is a legally binding contract between two or more parties that sets out how confidential or sensitive information may be used, and what information is prohibited from being disclosed to third parties. In many industries, non-disclosure agreements Australia are essential to ensure that sensitive […]
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This guide provides a brief, plain English summary of owners corporations law Victoria, governing and applicable to owners corporations in Victoria in accordance with the Owners Corporations Act 2006 (Vic)
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Residential tenancy law ACT governs the rights and obligations of landlords and tenants in the Australian Capital Territory under the Residential Tenancies Act, including lease agreements, bonds, rent reviews and dispute resolution. Navigating the law about residential tenancy disputes in the State or Territory where you live, or where you own a residential investment property, […]
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When a tenant has not paid rent, landlords need to understand their legal rights and the appropriate steps for issuing notices, ending tenancy and recovering arrears. Are you a landlord in Australia? Does your tenant owe rent; or are they constantly behind on rent payments? If you need help understanding your rights as a landlord, […]
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Defamation Case Study: When Relationships Go Wrong Occasionally, I published an article which discusses defamation law in the context of a real life defamation case. Today, I am writing about the Victorian County Court case of Wang v Qin [2021] VCC 1906 (the Wang Case). This defamation case study examines how defamatory conduct can arise […]
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Brief overview of the responsibility of a property manager Property managing agents liability arises when a managing agent fails to meet legal duties owed to landlords, tenants, or third parties, potentially resulting in financial loss or legal claims. Most landlords in Victoria, and throughout Australia more broadly, use a managing agent to manage the day-to-day […]
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