Entering into a commercial lease in Australia can shape cash flow, operational flexibility and long-term profitability. Hidden escalation clauses, onerous make-good requirements or one-sided relocation rights may convert an otherwise
Many Australian contracts include clauses that impose financial consequences if a party breaches the agreement. But not all such clauses are enforceable. If a clause is considered a penalty, it
Equipment hire is a critical component for many Australian industries, from construction and mining to events and logistics. Whether you require only the equipment (dry hire) or both the equipment
Termination for convenience clauses give one party a contractual right to end the agreement without fault. They are common in government procurement, construction, technology supply, and long-term service arrangements throughout
Commercial lease outgoings are one of the most hotly negotiated aspects of commercial leasing in Australia. They can make or break the profitability of a tenancy and often act as
Lease incentives have become a standard bargaining chip in the competitive Australian commercial property market. Whether you are fitting out an office in Sydney’s CBD or negotiating rent for a
Liquidated damages are a critical component of Australian contract law, offering a practical mechanism for addressing breaches of contract. Whether you are drafting a construction contract, lease agreement, or sale
The Franchising Code of Conduct has undergone significant changes, with new rules coming into effect on 1 April 2025. These amendments aim to address long-standing concerns about transparency, fairness, and
In Australia, website terms and conditions serve as a contract between the website operator and its users. These agreements outline the rights, responsibilities, and obligations of both parties. However, to
