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It is now over 3 years since the swimming pool legislation was updated. I have listed a number of issues…
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The Privacy Act applies to everybody. The Privacy Act doesn’t apply to everyone. It may apply...
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The QLD Attorney General on 15 August 2013 announced that they will be proceeding with a review of the Property...
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There has been an increasing trend towards smaller and smaller deposits. It is not unusual for deposits to be as...
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As you may be aware there is no statutory builders warranty for structural defects for unit complexes over three stories...
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The office of fair Trading has issued a warning that they are cracking down on agents that advertise a property...
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Gazumping is defined as the situation where a seller, despite having a verbal agreement with one buyer, concludes a contract...
The Queensland government announced on 15 June 2011 that they plan to deregulate real estate commissions in Queensland. No date...
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The Body Corporate and Community Titles Act changed on 15 April, 2011.
When providing a disclosure statement to a buyer who...
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The Australian Consumer Law (ACL) is designed to be an Australian-wide consumer protection and fair trading scheme. From 1 January,...
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On 1 May 2010, the government changed rules relating to temporary foreign citizens.
Previously foreign citizens who...