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Introduction Terminating a residential building contract in New South Wales is a significant step for homeowners, often considered when a project encounters issues and deviates from the original agreement. While
Introduction For any residential construction project in New South Wales, having the right home building contract is a critical legal requirement. A clear and compliant works contract is essential for
Introduction The overhaul of the unfair contract terms (UCT) regime under the Australian Consumer Law 2010 (Cth) (ACL), effective from 9 November 2023, presents a new compliance landscape for NSW
Introduction The way property developers and builders in NSW manage and execute conveyancing documents, a key area of focus for property development and planning lawyers, has been significantly reshaped by the
Introduction Understanding easements and the potential for their abandonment is crucial for property owners and developers in NSW. When questions arise over whether a right of way or another type
Introduction Sunset clauses are a standard inclusion in many New South Wales off-the-plan development contracts. These provisions within the contract traditionally set a ‘sunset date’, allowing rescission if the property
Introduction For property developers in NSW, navigating the specific disclosure requirements for off-the-plan contracts is essential for legal compliance, a core focus for property development and planning lawyers, and fostering transparency
Introduction Buying a property off-the-plan is a common way to enter the New South Wales (NSW) property market, involving a contract for a property that is yet to be built
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Introduction When a person in NSW passes away, the executor named in their Will becomes responsible for managing the deceased estate. This role involves significant legal obligations, known as executor
Introduction Obtaining a Grant of Probate is an essential step for an executor managing a deceased estate in NSW. This formal order from the Supreme Court of New South Wales
Introduction The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has issued warnings about tax schemes involving barter credits, which are used to claim inflated tax deductions. These arrangements typically involve a taxpayer making
Introduction Community charities hold a unique position among Australian charities, with the ability to operate across all deductible gift recipient (DGR) categories. Historically, gaining DGR endorsement under this category involved
Introduction In March 2026, the Australian government announced changes to private and public ancillary funds, officially renaming them to public and private giving funds. These new rules increase the minimum
Introduction The 2026 Federal Budget introduces significant tax reform and compliance changes affecting charities, philanthropic trusts, and organisations with Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) status. These measures, including amendments to the Income