It is well settled that when a Lease contains a clause which expressly stipulates that time is of the essence, the parties have agreed to [...]
It is important to understand non-party costs orders in Queensland. This article sets out key legal principles and insights from WOHB Pty Ltd v Williams [...]
Originally announced earlier this year by the Queensland Government as a key measure arising from the 2022 Housing Summit, on 24 August 2023 the Queensland [...]
This article is written in the spirit of collegiality as a practical guide for practitioners considering whether to review an erroneous Default Judgment. UCPR Rule [...]
Before committing to a purchase, buyers must consider more than the physical features of rural land. Third party arrangements, leases and renewable energy agreements in [...]
Water allocations, vegetation management, contamination and biosecurity obligations are just a few important matters for buyers to consider before purchasing rural property in Queensland. The [...]
Thinking of buying a rural property in Queensland? It is important to consider these issues when contemplating such a purchase. This is the first part [...]
Here at Broadley Rees Hogan Lawyers, we have a tradition of giving back to our community, particularly charities that rely heavily on fundraising activities and [...]
Australia’s defamation laws have long been criticised as being of little benefit. In Queensland, the Defamation Act 2005 (Qld) has been in effect since 2006 [...]