Articles

Two Types of Power of Attorney

I am often asked by people who are going overseas (yes, we used to do that!) or at least leaving home for an extended period or going into hospital about signing a document that allows someone to look after their legal affairs in their absence including signing...

read more

Can the COVID-19 Vaccine Become Mandatory?

The first question is whether the Federal government has the power to force people to take the vaccine. The Biosecurity Act (Cth) allows the government to manage biosecurity threats to plant, animal and human health. A human biosecurity emergency declaration can be...

read more

Recent Cases about Caveats

A caveat is a statutory injunction which prevents the registration of certain dealings concerning real property. It acts as a warning to the public that the person who lodged the caveat (the caveator) is claiming an interest in the property for a particular reason. A...

read more

Dividing Fence Issues

In NSW the Dividing Fences Act regulates what should happen between owners of adjoining land where there is no "sufficient fence" separating the two properties. The two owners are liable to equally contribute towards the cost of a "sufficient fence" which is...

read more

Recent Post

News