by Kinneally Miley Law | Sep 17, 2014 | Hide From Homepage, News
17 SEPTEMBER 2014 On 11 September 2014, the Queensland State Parliament passed amending legislation in relation to the widely anticipated changes to the Building and Construction Industry Payments Act 2004 (Qld) (“the Act”). The changes will not take...
by Kinneally Miley Law | Sep 17, 2014 | News
17 SEPTEMBER 2014 In a highly anticipated judgment, the High Court of Australia last week reversed a decision of the Full Federal Court of Australia in finding that there is no implied duty of mutual trust and confidence in Australian employment contracts. The case...
by Kinneally Miley Law | May 21, 2014 | Hide From Homepage, News
21 MAY 2014 This month new legislation was passed by Queensland parliament which will have a significant impact on transactions for property developers and the procedure for the sale of residential properties. The Property Occupations Act 2013 in effect replaces the...
by Kinneally Miley Law | May 21, 2014 | Hide From Homepage, News
21 MAY 2014 In our Kinneally Miley Law Update in January 2013, we explained the purpose and effect of the obligation to use “reasonable endeavours” to achieve a specific contractual objective. In a recent case, the High Court was asked to revisit this type of...
by Kinneally Miley Law | May 21, 2014 | Hide From Homepage, News
21 MAY 2014 The Queensland Government is currently preparing for a reform of planning and development legislation with a view to introducing a number of changes with the aim of streamlining the application and approval processes, reducing red tape and costs for...
by Kinneally Miley Law | May 21, 2014 | Hide From Homepage, News
21 MAY 2014 The Queensland Government is currently preparing for a reform of planning and development legislation with a view to introducing a number of changes with the aim of streamlining the application and approval processes, reducing red tape and costs for...
