In Moneywood Pty Ltd v Salamon Nominees Pty Ltd 1 the High Court of Australia considered an appeal from the Queensland Court of Appeal in relation to the correct interpretation of s76 (1)(c) Auctioneers and Agents Act 1971 (Qld). In paraphrase, s76(1)(c) provides that a real estate agent shall not be entitled to sue for or recover any commission unless “the engagement or appointment to act as …..real estate agent ….. in respect of such transaction is in writing signed by the person to be charged with such…..commission…..or the person’s agent or representative” (“the statutory requirement”)
This article highlights a number of issues that may confront sellers in seeking to comply with the r...
One of the more significant conveyancing decisions of 2005 was MNM Developments Pty Ltd v Gerrard [2...
Section 180 of the Property Law Act 1974 (Qld) makes provision for an applicant to seek a statutory ...
Queensland real estate agents operate in a rapidly evolving and increasingly regulated legal environ...
Queensland real estate agents operate in a rapidly evolving and increasingly regulated legal environ...
It is generally accepted that contracts for the sale of land should be in writing. However, neither ...
The vagaries inherent in the operation of special conditions in land sale contracts have commonly re...
Section 180 of the Property Law Act 1974 (Qld) makes provision for an applicant to seek a statutory ...
The Supreme Court of Appeal’s judgment in Withok Small Farms (Pty) Ltd v Amber Sunrise Properties 5 ...
An unusual factual situation recently arose for consideration by Lindsay J of the Federal Circuit Co...
A recent decision of the Queensland Supreme Court (McMurdo J) raises matters of interest for practit...
Estate agents often become engaged in disputes regarding remuneration, and their legal representativ...
This paper examines the laws relating to the relationship between real estate agents andtheir sales ...
One of the many difficulties associated with the drafting of the Property Agents and Motor Dealers A...
A recent decision of the Queensland Court of Appeal (Keane JA, Fryberg and Applegarth JJ) will be of...
This article highlights a number of issues that may confront sellers in seeking to comply with the r...
One of the more significant conveyancing decisions of 2005 was MNM Developments Pty Ltd v Gerrard [2...
Section 180 of the Property Law Act 1974 (Qld) makes provision for an applicant to seek a statutory ...
Queensland real estate agents operate in a rapidly evolving and increasingly regulated legal environ...
Queensland real estate agents operate in a rapidly evolving and increasingly regulated legal environ...
It is generally accepted that contracts for the sale of land should be in writing. However, neither ...
The vagaries inherent in the operation of special conditions in land sale contracts have commonly re...
Section 180 of the Property Law Act 1974 (Qld) makes provision for an applicant to seek a statutory ...
The Supreme Court of Appeal’s judgment in Withok Small Farms (Pty) Ltd v Amber Sunrise Properties 5 ...
An unusual factual situation recently arose for consideration by Lindsay J of the Federal Circuit Co...
A recent decision of the Queensland Supreme Court (McMurdo J) raises matters of interest for practit...
Estate agents often become engaged in disputes regarding remuneration, and their legal representativ...
This paper examines the laws relating to the relationship between real estate agents andtheir sales ...
One of the many difficulties associated with the drafting of the Property Agents and Motor Dealers A...
A recent decision of the Queensland Court of Appeal (Keane JA, Fryberg and Applegarth JJ) will be of...
This article highlights a number of issues that may confront sellers in seeking to comply with the r...
One of the more significant conveyancing decisions of 2005 was MNM Developments Pty Ltd v Gerrard [2...
Section 180 of the Property Law Act 1974 (Qld) makes provision for an applicant to seek a statutory ...