Background In Grapple Pay Pty Ltd v Conroy [2025] NSWCA 171, the New South Wales Court of Appeal examined when a property transfer defrauding creditors NSW can be set aside under s 37A of the Conveyancing Act 1919 NSW. The case concerned a rural property in northern New South Wales that Jarrod Conroy purchased through …
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The Supreme Court of New South Wales in Lewington v Dulyakarn (No 2) [2025] NSWSC 808 redefined how courts interpret key conveyancing terms in property transactions outside the standard contract format. The case involved a private sale agreement written in Thai between two unrepresented parties and raised important questions about validity, deposits, and repudiation in …
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Introduction Workplace bullying is a significant issue that affects both employees and employers. Understanding the workplace bullying legal definition is essential for recognising misconduct and addressing it effectively. A previous publication on our website provided a brief overview of what may constitute workplace bullying under Australian legislation and explored possible legal remedies. This article provides …
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Introduction Entering the property market in New South Wales (NSW) can be challenging for first-time buyers. This is due to the rising property prices and substantial upfront costs. Shared Equity Arrangements offer a practical solution by allowing purchasers to share the purchase price with another party and benefit from reduced transfer duty obligations. Shared equity arrangements …
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Introduction When entering the property market with others, it’s important to understand the differences between joint tenancy vs tenancy in common. These co-ownership structures not only determine how you share ownership but also define your rights to the property. Choosing the right type of ownership structure depends on your relationship with the co-owner and your …
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Introduction Australia’s housing market space presents many significant hurdles for first-home buyers. Homeownership challenges in Australia are driven by inflation of housing prices, student debt, and strict guidelines for obtaining a mortgage. Consequently, this article will explore the homeownership challenges in Australia and how it has become increasingly difficult to purchase or obtain a loan …