Sheriff’s Sale

A Sheriff’s sale is one of the true curiosities of the world of property law.  To borrow a phrase ‘a riddle wrapped up in an enigma’.  The urban myth conjures up visions of the dastardly Sheriff riding in on his pitch-black steed to wreck havoc on the ‘innocent’ villager and, as a recent case confirms, there is not likely to be a Robin Hood in the wings waiting to swoop in at the last minute to set things right, indeed, quite the contrary. Read more of this post

NSW Government Postpone Pre-Litigation Reforms

The NSW Attorney General, Hon Greg Smith issued a media release on the 23rd August postponing the introduction of laws that require parties to  take reasonable steps to resolve their disputes before they commence court proceedings.  Read more of this post

When is a deed required?

An express release of a common law cause of action must be made by deed.  The release of a legal right may not be enforced in equity in the absence of a deed or valuable consideration.  To avoid the risk of a lack of valuable consideration it is prudent to use a deed. Read more of this post

Successful Debt Recovery Makes for Happy Clients

We all want happy clients. Happy clients come back and give us more work. Happy clients pay their bills on time and tell their friends and business associates to use our services. Debt Recovery can result in a happy client or an unhappy client. In order to have a happy client debt recovery must be successful. Read more of this post

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