On 30 January 2020, the World Health Organisation declared the coronavirus (scientifically labelled 2019-nCoV) a Public Health Emergency of International
Unprecedented bushfires have devasted Australia this summer. Their full human, environmental and economic consequences are beyond the scope of this
Background Who has title of goods in a construction contract? And when does title transfer? This issue was recently investigated
Security is a key feature of construction contracts. It is important for both the principal and contractor to understand the
Contractual rights and obligations are everywhere when engaging in business and commercial relationships and help to dictate the manner in
The NSW Court of Appeal’s recent decision in Style Timber Floor Pty Ltd v Krivosudsky[1] provides an important reminder of
As reported in our casenote, the High Court of Australia has recently ruled on the limited availability of a claim
It seems like forever since the NSW Government passed the amendments to the Security of Payment Act in November of
The High Court has allowed an appeal from a judgment of the Court of Appeal of the Supreme Court of
Construct only is a project delivery method and type of contract frequently used in the construction industry. As the name