Volume 48 - June 2010
Law Society Journal (NSW, Australia), June 2010
Special Features
- Mega-litigation: Tangible consequences flow from complex case management
- Drafter beware: Wording of caveats is crucial
- Cost considerations in the Land and Environment Court
- Terminating leases: Contractual right of re-entry and termination under general law
- No easy way through: Claim for relief from forfeiture of easement fails
- Admitting evidence of pre-contract negotiations
- Measuring legal expertise
In Practice
- Mandatory disclosure of offers of compromise
- Update your firm's details for the 2011 Law Society Diary
- Library update
- CLE seminars by NSW Young Lawyers
- News on elder law and succession
- Tax Sting: Stamp duty - double whammy of trusts in contracts
- Taxes and debt collection
- High Court sets low bar for trade mark challenges
- Wrong clause reference invalidates dispute resolution procedure
- Clarity brought to service in cyberspace
- Compliance with Privacy Act critical for credit reporting
- Divided over racial equality
- The limitations of limitation clauses
- Fair Work Australia clears 'genuine redundancy' minefield
Mentions – Lawyer Talk
- On stumbling blocks, social justice, the law and more
- Charting a fast track to a knowledge economy
- Media mention: Peter Schmidt
- Publishing success builds on a community of lawyers
- Change of pace for new judge
- Racy time for skiers and snowboarders
- Small change adds up
- Freedom cyclists cites defence of necessity
- Literacy, gender equality targeted in Africa and Asia
- Change gave north's community seven more years of good justice
- Sarawak looks at Land in Sydney
Departments
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