18 items from our lawyers filed under Property.
From 1 January 2025, the Australian Tax Office (ATO) introduced important changes that affect anyone selling real estate in Australia—whether you’re a foreign resident or not. Here’s what you need to know: What’s New? Cl…
Under the Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative) Act 2011 (Cth) (CFI Act), a project proponent (often the Landowner) seeking to register an emissions avoidance project or a sequestration project under the Emissions R…
Many landowners are faced with the question about whether allowing a wind farm to operate on their land is a wise course of action to… Read More » Moving from Option Phase to Construction Phase of a Windfarm – What to Ex…
In this podcast, Special Counsel Clarrisa Moore explores factors landholders need to consider about renewable energy projects.
In this podcast, Lawyer Tim Neville discusses the risks involved in buying a home and how to avoid them.
Originating in feudal times, the common law right of a landlord to seize and impound a tenant’s goods to compel payment of arrears in rent has been abolished in most parts of Australia.
In Queensland, leases over state land are granted for various purposes such as grazing, agriculture, tourism, forestry and others as term, perpetual or freeholding leases.
The enforcement of the terms of Development Approvals (DAs) in Queensland is achieved by the Planning Act 2016 (‘the Act’) which…
Paper certificates of title are no longer evidence of legal ownership because of recent changes to the Land Title Act 1994 (Qld) which have transitioned from the land titles system in Queensland from a paper based to an …
You may be aware that the Palaszczuk Government have been forced to remove more than a third of its flawed trigger mapping designed to protect endangered or at least vulnerable plants. To learn more where things are curr…
Recent legislative changes in Queensland have changed the way landholders and resources companies will now negotiate a Conduct and Compensation Agreement (CCA).
In this podcast, South Geldard Director and Property Lawyer, Gordon Stünzner discusses the not uncommon “Give and Take fence” agreements arising between two rural property owners and considerations for ‘common boundary l…
The increase of renewable energy projects across Australia raises a number of important legal considerations for landowners who are considering allowing wind or solar ‘farm’ to operate on their properties.
In this podcast, South Geldard Lawyers, Director, Ben Wright discusses the risk of cutting costs when looking at conveyancing options.
In this podcast, Business Lawyer, Ben Perfect discusses the matter. WHAT IS A CAVEAT AND… Read More » What is a Caveat – Podcast
Earlier this week the Federal Government announced that it would not proceed with any compulsory acquisitions of rural properties for its extension of the Shoalwater Bay Army Training Area….
Electronic conveyancing allows your property transaction to be completed faster, securely and in a more efficient way through the online property exchange PEXA, with the documents needed for property conveyancing…
The Queensland Parliament recently passed legislation to amend the Retail Shop Leases Act 1994. Most amendments are designed to:
