by actionproperty | Aug 30, 2021 | Leases & Rentals, Valuation Matters
A Qld Supreme Court has ruled a Valuers Determination invalid for not properly interrupting the requirements of the Lease concerning the meaning of “immediate vicinity”,” suburb or town”. This case highlights the preference for Valuers to seek advice where such...
by actionproperty | May 9, 2021 | Property Disputes, Valuation Matters
Market Valuation of historic or character homes potentially subject to heritage type restrictions can be challenging. A successful Appeal against a Brisbane City Council refusal to permit demolition, provides some further clarity. The central issue was whether the...
by actionproperty | Jan 12, 2021 | Leases & Rentals
An Appeal Court has confirmed that a ‘retail premises lease’ cannot cease to be a retail lease even if the initial criteria that qualified it as falling under the legislation, may change during the term of the lease. Key issues included the annual occupancy cost...
by actionproperty | Nov 29, 2020 | Property Disputes
A Supreme Court has again highlighted the requirements for experts (including Valuers) when providing evidence. This case involved a comprehensive report prepared by a team of environmental consultants considering damage arising from potential metal toxification of...
by actionproperty | Sep 23, 2020 | Articles
A NSW Appeal has overturned an earlier ruling about whether the Landlord had a genuine proposal to terminate a lease for demolition purposes. Whilst Retail Leases legislation varies from State to State, there are similar provisions concerning lease termination for...
