by admin | Jun 2, 2021 | Property Law
Why we are seeing an increase in flexibility for commercial leases? Whilst many of our clients and associates here in Adelaide, the coronavirus pandemic largely seems like a thing of the past, the changes to everyday life subsequent to the pandemic continue to flow....
by admin | Apr 21, 2021 | Property Law
The South Australian government has just introduced its final stages of reform to the South Australian Planning Code (‘the code’) under the Planning, Development and Infrastructure Act 2016 (SA) on 19 March 2021.[1] As such, there have been some changes to disclosure...
by admin | Apr 14, 2020 | Property Law
For our valued landlords, agents, colleagues and friends, The Code agreed to this month by the National cabinet can be summarised as requiring landlords and tenants to take a balanced approach to each individual leasing arrangement in order to share, in a...
by admin | Apr 9, 2020 | Property Law
COVID-19 // APRIL 2020 // COMMERCIAL LEASING PRINCIPLES On 3 April 2020, the National Cabinet agreed to a set of principles (Code) for application to commercial tenancies (including retail, office and industrial) between owners/operators/other landlords and...
by admin | May 27, 2019 | Property Law
Implications of Pastina Pty Ltd v Hosanna Excelsis One Universal Church Inc A recent Supreme Court judgment involving Hosanna Excelsis One Universal Church Inc’s head office in Adelaide and its landlord, Pastina Pty Ltd could have wide reaching consequences for...
by admin | Nov 30, 2018 | Adelaide Lawyers, Property Law
If you are owed money, as a creditor, you are able to put a charge over the debtor’s property. This charge helps to secure the loan. A caveat may also be placed on the debtor’s property. A caveat serves as a warning to the public that another party holds an interest...
