Commercial Leasing: Making an Offer to Lease If you intend on leasing a premises from which to run your business, you may be encouraged by either the Landlord or the
TCO2 Charge against Olivia Cairns Dropped The Queensland Racing and Integrity Commission (‘QRIC’) last week dropped the charge, and finding of guilt, levelled against trainer Olivia Cairns that she had
Keeping Pets in a Community Titles Scheme A common issue for clients looking to purchase a lot in a community titles scheme is whether they can keep a pet on
FIRB Approval for Residential Land Purchases in Queensland. For foreign acquirers purchasing residential land in Queensland, there are many important factors to take into consideration prior to entering into a
The Business of Horse Racing – by Anthony Miller, Principal Lawyer At Miller Sockhill Lawyers we provide advice and assistance to people undertaking a broad range of business activities. From
Body Corporate Disputes – By Anthony Miller, Principal Lawyer As the population of our urban centers grow and housing condenses down into community living, also growing are the number of
What is PEXA? By Kerry Allinson, Practice Manager. PEXA (Property Exchange Australia) is an online exchange platform that allows participants (such as lawyers and financial institutions) to settle your conveyance,
What is a Statutory Demand? – by Wayne Davis, Lawyer. A creditor’s statutory demand is a written demand for payment from a debtor company allowable under section 459E of the
The Capacity to make a Will – by Anthony Miller, Principal Lawyer. At what point does a person no longer have the capacity to make a Will? Well under succession
Apartment Living: Are your By-laws enforceable? – by Tammy Wills, Associate Apartment living in Queensland is regulated by the Body Corporate and Community Management Act ‘(the Act’). The Act provides
