What are they? The State Environmental Planning Policy (Housing) 2021 (commonly known as the Housing SEPP) contains floor space ratio and height of building incentives to encourage developers to include affordable housing in their residential...
Registering a trademark is an effective way to protect the value of your intellectual property and your brand. By obtaining legal advice, you can avoid costly mistakes including making a registration too similar to an...
Ausbao (286 Sussex St Pty Limited) v RG NSW NSWCA18(“Ausbao”) related to the purchase of land at 286 Sussex St, Sydney for $55 million by Ausbao (286 Sussex Street) Pty Ltd. The deposited plans of...
Navigating through estate planning can often present complex scenarios that require foresight and strategic planning, particularly when it involves a blended family. What if my spouse remarries after my death? It’s a question that can...
When embarking on the journey of buying a property, whether it be a cozy suburban home or a sprawling rural estate, understanding the complexities of Title Insurance is crucial. At PDC Law, we firmly believe...
The nuanced complexities of property disputes can surface in many forms, a compelling example being the case of The Owners – Strata Plan 85044 v Murrell. This case demonstrates the intricacies of airspace ownership, privacy...
Whether you’re a seasoned investor or a first-time buyer, understanding the nuances of the commercial property market is crucial. In this article, we’ll explore key aspects of commercial property transactions, covering legal considerations, market trends,...
Trusts are a useful vehicle to structure your business and property affairs. However, care needs to be taken when entering into contracts using your trust to avoid the potential for paying double duty. Stamp duty...
Key takeaways – Development Applications A recent decision in the case of Hinkler Ave 1 Pty Limited v Sutherland Shire Council NSWCA 264 has provided clarity on when it is considered that a development application...
Key Takeaways If a company owes you $4,000.00 or more, you may be able to lodge a statutory demand, pursuant to section 459E of the Corporations Act 2001 (“the Act”). It provides businesses with a...
