Burges Salmon LLP | United Kingdom | 31 May 2023
On 9 May 2023, 39 Essex Chambers hosted an evening seminar: "The Building Safety Act: One year on, where are we now?" The event was chaired by Paul…
Harper Grey LLP | Canada | 16 May 2023
Landlord and Tenant Board’s decision to order a de novo hearing following the departure of their panel member was procedurally unfair in the…
Gadens | Australia | 3 May 2023
Gadens is active in the Australian Carbon Market advising Carbon Service Providers (CSPs), regulators, financiers, traders and other participants…
Boyes Turner LLP | United Kingdom | 2 May 2023
This is Part 6 of The Lease Extension Guide, the final part in the series, and it will provide a summary / overview of the key points raised in parts…
Cordato Partners | Australia | 13 Apr 2023
There's a flood of conflicting opinions on rent increases and price falls in the residential property market. But opinions are just opinions. Facts…
Burges Salmon LLP | United Kingdom | 28 Mar 2023
The Law Commission has today announced that it will be carrying out a review of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 - the legislation which provides…
Charles Russell Speechlys | United Kingdom | 28 Mar 2023
Looking at the most recent figures on corporate insolvencies makes for worrying reading for landlords and occupiers alike, with overall numbers now…
Pitkowitz & Partners | Austria | 24 Mar 2023
The Austrian Parliament has passed a bill pursuant to which estate agents will only be able to claim a commission from the party that had initially instructed them, which, in most cases, is the landlord. The new Act will enter into force on 1 July 2023 and applies to residential leases only. Violations of the Act lead to a penalty of €3,600. Following this Act, it is expected also that many......
Gadens | Australia | 24 Mar 2023
A recent decision of the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT), has found that a cap on a CPI review falls foul of section 35(2) of the…
Pitkowitz & Partners | Austria | 17 Mar 2023
This Q&A answers 10 of the most important questions regarding deposits in Austria, including what types of deposits are available, what kind of security is provided for them, what landlords can claim for and what happens if the landlord becomes insolvent.