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Insights for December 2019

04/12/2019 - Class action litigation funders hit a hurdle as the High Court strikes down common fund orders 05/12/2019 - Comment now on the ATO's draft ruling on the deductibility of capital asset labour costs – and assess its impact 06/12/2019 - COP25 02: Chile in Madrid? Yes, but it’s hotting up 10/12/2019 - Check now whether your land is mapped for the South East Queensland Koala Conservation Strategy 2019-2024 10/12/2019 - COP25 03: Mid-way stocktake 12/12/2019 - Administrative law mythbuster no 03: Plaintiff S157 12/12/2019 - COP25 04: Taking the pulse – it's the economy stupid! 12/12/2019 - Customer Loyalty Schemes Final Report: ACCC continues push for improved data practices, consumer protection prohibitions 12/12/2019 - Environment and Planning 5 Minute Fix 07 12/12/2019 - Government Services 5 Minute Fix 02 12/12/2019 - Inconsistent particulars of contract: NSW Supreme Court shines light on transfer of title following RCR insolvency 12/12/2019 - Major projects & construction 5 Minute Fix 46 12/12/2019 - New spectrum auction signals rapid deployment of 5G 12/12/2019 - NSW developers beware: new building and subdivision certification provisions now in effect 12/12/2019 - NSW planning ahead for significant changes in 2020 12/12/2019 - Objectors to Queensland mining leases and related environmental authorities about to lose risk of adverse costs orders 12/12/2019 - Real estate: 5 Minute Fix 08 12/12/2019 - Six minutes past midnight: what happens if we miss the Court deadline? 12/12/2019 - Stays of proceedings unlikely in Queensland where judicial review proceedings of mining lease recommendations are pending 12/12/2019 - Victorian landlords will need to review administration processes, if changes to the Retail Leases Act are passed 18/12/2019 - COP25 05: At the end of the conference, goodwill does not equal ambition 18/12/2019 - Draft policy for determining environmental offsets in the Northern Territory released for comment 20/12/2019 - Validly authorised Indigenous land use agreements: Full Federal Court confirms correct approach, but raises new points