Commercial & Property Law

A Disclosure Statement summarises the key terms of the proposed lease and outlines the tenant’s obligations and potential risks associated with the premises. It commonly includes details about: the landlord and tenant; the premises and permitted use; the lease term and any options; rent and rent review provisions; estimated outgoings payable...

Our latest newsletter is now available, featuring articles and resources prepared by our experienced team of solicitors. Each edition is designed to keep you informed on key legal topics and provide practical insights you can rely on. In this issue, you’ll find: 1. Proving a de facto relationship...

A court decision has highlighted an important risk for landlords offering incentives to tenants as part of a lease. In GWC Property Group Pty Ltd v Higginson & Ors [2014] QSC 264, the court found that a landlord could not recover lease incentives it had previously...

When a commercial or retail tenant in New South Wales stops paying rent, the financial and operational impact can be significant. While it is important to respond quickly, it is equally important to follow a careful and legally compliant process. Taking the right steps from...