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The prohibition on development approvals having inconsistent conditions is often misconstrued

There is no prohibition in the planning legislation on the existence of multiple development approvals over the one parcel of land. ...

P&E Court Practice: The end of the scatter gun/the return of the town planner

It has been a feature of legal practice in the Planning and Environment Court that all too often parties opposing approval have prepared...

QELA Annual conference 2019 - Code assessment under the Planning Act

Recently I had the pleasure of attending the Queensland Environmental Law Association annual conference to deliver a paper about code...

Covid-19 Risk Audit: Could your business trade if you were struck down with the coronavirus?

Self-managed superannuation and the binding death benefit nomination - get it right or risk unintend

New cladding law for private building owners

If you don't like it, don't keep it

Beware the self-executing clause

Why not arbitration?

LawPORT - the evolution of legal services

Presenting at the QELA Intensive

Caveats - 15 pertinent comments

Currency periods of approvals

Covid-19 Risk Audit: Could your business trade if you were struck down with the coronavirus?

The prohibition on development approvals having inconsistent conditions is often misconstrued

SMSF and non-arm's length expenses in the legislative spotlight

Orb Holdings Pty Ltd v WCL (QLD) Albert Street Pty Ltd: The need to understand rights of access und

Amenity in Rural and Urban Contexts - A Paper presented to QELA

The need for three-dimensional definitions

P&E Court Practice: The end of the scatter gun/the return of the town planner

What Security?

Recent Court decisions highlight the necessity of coordinating your Estate Plan with the ongoing con

Don't bite the hand that feeds you!

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