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What will happen if I’m charged with drink driving this festive season?

By |2022-12-30T23:23:58+00:00December 14th, 2022|CRIMINAL LAW|

In New South Wales it is a serious offence to drive a motor vehicle while your Prescribed Concentration of Alcohol (PCA) levels are higher than permitted for the category of driver’s licence you hold. It’s the festive season and police are out in force to protect the community. For some, it can be difficult to judge whether they are over the legal limit before getting [...]

Shareholder, Unitholder and Partnership Agreements: What terms should be agreed?

By |2022-11-16T03:35:23+00:00November 16th, 2022|COMMERCIAL LAW|

Having a well drafted shareholder, unitholder or partnership agreement for your company, unit trust or business partnership helps govern the relationship between parties whilst in business together and when the business relationship comes to an end.   It sets the framework for decision-making within the business and the process for a business partner to exit the business (which can be voluntarily or involuntarily).  It can minimise [...]

Considerations when selling a property with a swimming pool

By |2022-11-16T03:30:11+00:00November 16th, 2022|PROPERTY LAW|

There are many issues to consider before you decide to list your property on the market for sale. One important issue arises if the property has a swimming pool or spa. Under the Regulations, any Contract for the sale of a property which has a swimming pool or spa must include a valid certificate of compliance (or non-compliance) as well as a valid Registration Certificate [...]

What to Consider When Buying a Rural Property

By |2022-10-20T00:46:39+00:00October 20th, 2022|PROPERTY LAW|

The COVID-19 pandemic saw an unprecedented rise in city dwellers wanting to relocate to rural regions to have a better work life balance. However, when buying a rural property, purchasers should fully assess the suitability of the land for their intended purpose and issues which don’t usually arise when buying in suburban Sydney must be considered, such as access rights, water licences, enclosed roads, chemical [...]

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