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Verbrauchergewährleistungsrechte - Beschaffenheitsgarantie
Die Tücken des modernen eingetragenen Vereins
Steuerrechtliche Überlegungen vor der Beantragung eines australischen Daueraufenthaltsvisums
Das neue Personal Property Securities Register und der Eigentumsvorbehalt
Trainings-Voraussetzung Für Sponsoren Von Subclass 457 Visa
Einführung neuer vorprozessualer Anforderungen in Zivilrechtsverfahren
Sind Ihre Berater selbständige Unternehmer oder Arbeitnehmer?
Weitere Änderungen im Insolvenzrecht
Neues Australisches Verbraucherrecht
Änderungen zum Insolvenzrecht
Gewöhnlicher und betriebsüblicher Personalabbau
Unser neuer Mitarbeiter, Jacob Bozdas
Das neue Partnerschaftsregister
Firmen Registrierung – Neues Ergänzendes nationales System
Neuerungen der Gesetzgebung rechtsfähiger Vereine
Juni 2010 - Sonderausgabe Nr. 2
Massiver Anstieg der Eintragungsgebühren ab dem 1. Juli 2010
Norbert Schweizer bekam deutschen Verdienstorden
Die neue Gesetzgebung zu unbilligen Verträgen, sind Sie vorbereitet?schen GmbH-Recht
Rechtsreform im deutschen GmbH-Recht
Ausländische Investitionen In Australien Nun Einfacher
Fair Work Information Statement
Attachment: Fair Work Information Statement
Änderungen hinsichtlich des Visa Programms 457
Oktober 2009 - Eigentumsvorbehaltsklauseln
Entwurf, Einbeziehung und Erkennung
Das neue Nachlassgesetz
Eigentumsvorbehaltsklauseln und ihre Behandlung durch die australischen Gerichte
Neue Fälle, die sich mit Kreditbriefen beschäftigen: Lehren für Importeure
Stempelsteueränderungen nach dem jüngsten NSW Mini-Haushalt
Können Arbeitsverträge Abwerber fernhalten?
Trägt die Unterlegene Partei Immer die Kosten des Verfahrens?
Klagen auf Zuwendungen aus dem Nachlass
Insolvenzrechtsreform
Arbeitsvisa
Abschaffung der Hypothekensteuer in NSW
Stempelsteuer (sog. Stamp Duty) für gewerbliche Miet- und Pachtverträge ab dem 1. Januar 2008 abgeschafft
In Touch with the Law - No. 2, 2010
Information Champion - Major reform of freedom of information laws
Illegal Downloads -
Internet service provider not held responsible
Estate Executors -
Know your tax obligations
Voting Rights for Vision Impaired -
Secret voting a right
Register Trust Deeds -
Stamp duty costs if the deed is lost
Builder's Payments -
Residential restriction on security of payment law
Resale Royalties - Sellers - and buyers - of art works may have to pay
Third Party Liability - A ‘reasonable response’ to risk of criminal act
Mortgage Trap - Stamp duty payable on vendor finance
© Law Society of New South Wales, In Touch with the Law - No 2, 2010
In Touch with the Law - No. 1, 2010
Surviving a Statutory Demand - How to have one set aside
False Advertising -
Court remedies can be inventive
Employment Contract -
It may outlast the relationship
Resting a Liquidator's Claims -
How to hang on to payments made to you
Franchises -
Breaking the rules but not the agreement
Legal action on Climate Change - Public authorities at risk of being sued
When the Tax Office wants a Cut - Housing a family member can come at a cost
© Law Society of New South Wales, In Touch with the Law - No 1, 2010
In Touch with the Law - No. 4, 2009
Discrimination on Facebook - Banning social networking sites on work may not protect employers
Internet Publication -
It takes two to publish, and more can't be assumed
Photos as Evidence -
How the courts interpret the picture
Travel Restrictions -
When the tax office can stop you leaving the country
Online Help in Family Break-ups
Visas - New emphases on refusals and cancellations on character grounds
Limitations on Redundancy - Changes to rules on unfair dismissal
End of Life - Enforcing your wishes with an advance care directive
© Law Society of New South Wales, In Touch with the Law - No 4, 2009
In Touch with the Law - No. 3, 2009
Landholder Duty - Tax base expands
Family Care - More leave entitlements in new employment system
Law Reform - Less Australia/New Zealand legal divide
Seal the Deal - Signing contract documents legally in the e-age
De Facto Relationships - Am I entitled to a property settlement?
Super Funds - Maintaining a sole purpose
Class Actions - Things to know
Trusts - Blow the dust off that deed
Mark Up Full Price - New rules on advertising goods and services
Guarantees - Security for lenders
Works of Art - Not an artistic free-for-all
© Law Society of New South Wales, In Touch with the Law - No 3, 2009
In Touch with the Law - No. 2, 2009
Anti-Spam Law Ramped Up - Unsubscribe facilities do not infer consent
First Homeowner Grant - Penalties if you don't meet criteria
Document Recovery - Make it easy on yourself
Termination - Keen interest for employers to get it right
Tax - Longer to appeal
Managing Super Funds - Breach of rules can lead to imprisonment
Rich Cats - How to leave a legacy for your pet
Compulsorily Acquired Land - Claiming loss of profits
Redundancy - Tax concessions on payments
Professional Risk - Failure to warn
© Law Society of New South Wales, In Touch with the Law - No 2, 2009
In Touch with the Law - No. 1, 2009
Green Wash - ACCC targets misleading environmental claims
De Facto Breakups - News laws give partners financial parity with marriages
Homemade Wills - When the Judge decides
Land Tax - Where is the principal place of residence?
Fixtures - What can I take from my home?
Hard Times - Tax consequences
Online Contracts - When is a click signature binding?
Retail Leasing - Honesty in pre-lease claims vital
Tenders - Duty to treat all bidders fairly
© Law Society of New South Wales, In Touch with the Law - No 1, 2009
In Touch with the Law - No. 4, 2008
Biobanking - Accommodating development and biodiversity
Computer Evidence - Risks in both deleting and uploading
Inventive - Keepings employees' good idea in-house
False Attacks - Beyond the defamation laws
Debt - Can I get a judgment set aside?
Offshore Schemes - Tax office attacks
Safety at Work - Hire companies' responsibility
Motor Accidents - More stringent procedures on claims
Shareholders - Defining rights and responsibilities
Dismissal - When is it not unfair?
Stamp Duty - No exemption on deferred transfer of assets
© Law Society of New South Wales, In Touch with the Law - No 4, 2008
In Touch with the Law - No. 3, 2008
Forfeited Deposits - Will you pay GST if the sale falls through?
Trusts - The tax sting in death benefits
Reputation - Can a company sue for defamation?
Predatory Workplaces - Damage control when key staff leave
Neighbours - What can I do about nuisance trees?
Capacity - Assessing decision-making ability
Wills and Super - Can you say who'll benefit after you're gone?
Forgery - Invalidating the security on a loan
Tenders - Are disclaimers effective?
Dispute Resolution - Should I go to court or mediate?
© Law Society of New South Wales, In Touch with the Law - No 3, 2008
In Touch with the Law - No. 2, 2008
Pre-Nup Ruled Invalid - Financial agreements under scrutiny
Wills - Who can inspect them?
Lifetime Care - No fault scheme for catastrophically injured
Tax Shelters - Primary production schemes not a haven
Moving in Early - Occupying a home before you settle
GST Penalties Trap - Come clean on shortfalls, and promptly
Evidence Fails the Test - When a search warrant loses its power
Seeds of Conflict - Potential problems with genetically modified crops
Family Law - No pressure to mediate with a violent partner
© Law Society of New South Wales, In Touch with the Law - No 2, 2008
In Touch with the Law - No. 1, 2008
Online Contracts - ebay Auction is binding
Culture of Copying - "Almost identical" design infringes copyright
Made in China - Getting what you paid for
Responsibility to Employers - Employment agency's duty of care
Internet Lawsuit - Blogging the enemy
Buying Assets - Structuring for capital gains tax
Foreign Land - Who will get your estate?
Let the Dogs In - Disability laws protects right to bring assistance animals
Liquidations - You can't hide the assets
Misleading the Customer - Online search engines taken to task
Self-Managed Super - By wary of financial pitfall
© Law Society of New South Wales, In Touch with the Law - No 1, 2008
In Touch with the Law - No. 4, 2007
Buying a Property - Protect against new trap between exchange and completion
Discrimination - Laws apply to decisions made outside the country
Damages Claims - Limits on liability for injury
Psychiatric Illness - When is an employer negligent?
First Home Buyer Relief - Trustee parent seen as guardian
Long Service Leave - Federal agreement overrides state entitlement
Land Tax - Avoid costly and complex disputes
Tree Trouble - New law lets you go to court
Contractors - Who is held liable when someone gets hurt?
Wills - When can I write my own?
© Law Society of New South Wales, In Touch with the Law - No 4, 2007
In Touch with the Law - No. 3, 2007
Directors' Liabilities - Each can be liable for totality of unpaid PAYG tax
First Home Buyer Relief - Trustee parent seen as guardian
Builders Not Paid - Can they claim your home as security?
Loss of Profits - Holding subcontractors responsible
Super's Magic Pudding - A plus for baby boomers
Workplace - Vicarious liability of employer extends to rape
Liquor Licence - Red light on applications that fail to disclose traffic offences
When a Sale is a Loan - Avoiding a taxable dividend
Disappointed Vendors - Two contractual options for claims
Separation - When the marriage is over but you can't afford to live apart
© Law Society of New South Wales, In Touch with the Law - No 3, 2007
In Touch with the Law - No. 2, 2007
Misleading Conduct - Employees found personally liable
Buying and Selling Property - Who bears the risk of damage?
Parenting Plans - New laws to share looking after children
Finance - Partners' bitter end if timing is wrong
Transition Over - Work Choices record-keeping to be enforced
Landlords - Are you covered for damage caused by subtenants?
Injured Employee - What penalties for an employer with no insurance?
Farm Debt - When is a rural property not a farm?
Latent Injuries - What is the timeframe to make a claim?
Compensation - Employment must "significantly" contribute to the disease
© Law Society of New South Wales, In Touch with the Law - No 2, 2007
In Touch with the Law - No. 1, 2007
Disability Trusts - Window of opportunity to convert existing trusts
Planning Ahead - Enduring guardians can help if you lose capacity
Victimisation - Health and safety watchdogs given protection
Tax Tips - Timing can save you money
Warning of Risk - Would you have acted differently?
Simplified Super - Broad changes established
Danger at Work - Directors' criminal liability for harm to employees
Bush Pressure - Complexity of land use and regulations
Financial Drought - Tax relief and tax danger in defaulting loans
Smoke Alarms - Warning notice required on contracts for sale of land
© Law Society of New South Wales, In Touch with the Law - No 1, 2007

