Understanding Injunctions An injunction is an equitable legal remedy that can order a party to do something specific or, more commonly, to refrain from certain actions. Injunctions are typically used to prevent or mitigate harm and…
Enforcement Options Post Judgment: What Comes Next after Default Judgment?
Receiving any type of judgment by the Court in your favour in a debt recovery matter is a significant milestone—but unfortunately, it doesn’t always mean immediate payment from a debtor. Fortunately, under the Uniform Civil Procedure…
Some caveats about Caveats
In Queensland, property dealings are tightly regulated to ensure certainty and security of land ownership. The Torrens Title system, which governs land registration in Queensland, emphasizes the importance of having interests recorded on the public register….
You Can’t Just Assert That – Requirements for a Supporting Affidavit to Set Aside a Statutory Demand
A recent case from the Court of Appeal in Victoria[1] provides a useful summary of the relevant principles when seeking to set aside a statutory demand. Background On 12 March 2024, Watagan Park Pty Ltd (“Watagan…
2025 Franchising Code of Conduct Updates: What You Need to Know
If you are involved in franchising, you need to be aware of the new obligations and protections that are set to apply to franchise agreements entered, extended, renewed or transferred from 1 April 2025. In this…