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You may have noticed a clause in a Will which provides the executors with a “power of appropriation”.  Although this clause is commonly found in

Between 22 August and 14 September 2022, as part of the Queensland Government’s Property Law Review, the Queensland Government sought submissions and consultations from developers

In Australia, each state and territory has legislation that sets out a prescribed limitation period for particular causes of action. The length of the limitation

For a Will to be admitted into probate in Queensland, the original signed Will must be deposited with the Supreme Court.  But what happens if

When a debtor becomes bankrupt, the property of that person, not being after-acquired property, vests in the trustee of the estate of the bankrupt:  section 58(1)(a)

Refresher on setting aside a statutory demand for a company debt.  Some temporary but significant breathing room was given to companies who received statutory demands

Payment disputes are an all too common and recurring theme in the building and construction industry. Fortunately, the Building Industry Fairness (Security of Payment) Act

It is a common misconception in legal practice that all communications passing between a lawyer and their client is subject to legal professional privilege and

With the recent increased activity of the Australian Taxation Office, specifically the launch of (a rumoured) 50,000 warning letters to directors to get their company’s