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October 25, 2021
By Terry Morgan
Commercial & Business Law, Personal Property Securities Register
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Release of PPSR Registrations

What do you do if you, or your company has been given a charge over your, or the company’s, assets and that charge has been registered on the Personal Property Securities Register, the loan has then been repaid but the lender either neglects or refuses to provide a release of that registration? In recent proceedings […]

September 22, 2021
By Dean Frith
Commercial & Business Law, Personal Property Securities Register
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How to secure your position when selling goods on credit terms

Many business owners do not realise that when they supply goods or services to customers and provide a timeframe for payment of those goods or services (for example 30 days) – they are actually offering credit. Like any business offering credit it is important to secure your position as best you can and one excellent […]

Why a PPSR Search is crucial when buying a used car.

Purchasing a car is one of the largest financial transactions a person will make in their lifetime. But there are significant risks associated with buying a vehicle, especially if you are purchasing a used car from a private seller. The main risk when buying privately is that the car may have finance owing on it. […]

April 16, 2015
By Dean Frith
Commercial & Business Law, Personal Property Securities Register
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Company loses its property to lessee in liquidation: recent case law continues to demonstrate the impact of the PPSR

If you own property that you regularly lease to another company, does it remain your property and not the property of the lessee? Common sense might say it’s the lessor’s property, but the Courts may not agree, as a recent case demonstrates writes director Dean Frith about how the Courts are applying the Personal Property […]

January 18, 2014
By Dean Frith
Commercial & Business Law, Personal Property Securities Register
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Advantages and hazards in store for farming and agriculture as the Personal Property and Securities Register deadline approaches

The Personal Property and Securities Register (PPSR) has been in force for close to two years but farmers and other rural stakeholders may not be aware of the consequences that the register has on agribusiness, writes commercial lawyer DEAN FRITH.

September 3, 2013
By Terry Morgan
Commercial & Business Law, Personal Property Securities Register
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New case highlights need to register security interests on the Personal Property Securities Register

A recent Supreme Court of NSW decision is providing guidance on the Personal Property Securities Register, highlighting the necessity to register security interests in property as soon as possible, especially when that property is in the possession of another party, writes partner TERRY MORGAN.

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Release of PPSR Registrations

How to secure your position when selling goods on credit terms

Why a PPSR Search is crucial when buying a used car.

Company loses its property to lessee in liquidation: recent case law continues to demonstrate the impact of the PPSR

Advantages and hazards in store for farming and agriculture as the Personal Property and Securities Register deadline approaches

New case highlights need to register security interests on the Personal Property Securities Register

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