Commercial Litigation
Offsetting Claim – Set Aside a Statutory Demand
Offsetting Claim – Setting Aside Statutory Demands A creditor’s statutory demand is one of the most powerful tools available under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth).
Offsetting Claim – Setting Aside Statutory Demands A creditor’s statutory demand is one of the most powerful tools available under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth).
What Is Injurious Falsehood? At common law, the tort of injurious falsehood arises where a false statement is published about or affecting a commercial business,
Innuendo in Defamation Innuendo in defamation refers to a defamatory meaning that goes beyond the literal interpretation of the words published. This usually arises where
Why Writing “Alleged” Isn’t a Safe Harbour The use of the word “alleged” has long been misunderstood as a protective device in defamation law. Many
What is a Default Judgment in Defamation? A default judgment in a defamation proceeding arises when a defendant fails to take the basic procedural steps
Genuine Dispute – Set Aside a Statutory Demand The defence of genuine dispute under section 459H(1)(a) of the Corporations Act plays a crucial role in
Damages in Commercial Litigation Damages in commercial litigation are a monetary award intended to compensate a party for loss or harm resulting from the wrongful
Vexatious Litigant under the Vexatious Proceedings Act 2005 Vexatious litigation poses a serious challenge to the administration of justice in Queensland. While access to the
How to Use a Statutory Demand Statutory demands are among the most effective tools available to creditors seeking to enforce unpaid debts against Australian companies.
Innocent Dissemination Defence in Defamation The defence of innocent dissemination plays a crucial role in defamation law in Queensland, Australia. It protects individuals and organisations
Statutory Demands in Construction Statutory Demands in Construction – The risk of delayed or unpaid invoices is a persistent operational concern in the Australian construction
Damages in Defamation Claims Damages in defamation claims are monetary awards intended to compensate a plaintiff for harm to their reputation caused by a defamatory
Extrinsic Evidence and the Parol Evidence Rule Extrinsic evidence and the parol evidence rule in contract interpretation are fundamental to Australian contract law. When parties
Can You Serve a Statutory Demand by Email in Australia? Yes, as of 15 September 2023, a statutory demand can be legally served by email
QCAT Building Disputes in Queensland QCAT building disputes in the building and construction industry are more common than most people think. Whether it’s a homeowner
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