Property
Certifier found liable for building defects
By permitting the building work to progress, the certifier is a cause of the defects.
December 5, 2021
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Property
“No Trespassing” – What happens when access to adjoining land is required for construction work
Trespass to land is the unauthorised entry into another person’s land. It may take place below the surface of the ground or it may extend…
May 7, 2021
Property
Retaining walls and boundary fences, where does the court draw the line?
It is not uncommon for disputes to arise between neighbours in relation to an issue occurring at the boundary line of their properties. One such type of dispute which often
August 10, 2020
Property
“Catch 22” – Don’t get caught out taking responsibility for building defects
You’re a property developer faced with two unfavourable options, which way do you go?
February 8, 2020
