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Amended law should mean faster debt recovery and credit management for the building and construction industry

Outstanding payments can be the bane of building and construction contractors’ cashflow, but new legislation that commenced in April has changed the way contractors claim outstanding payments, according to building and construction lawyer ROB STARKE.

Applying for freezing orders

Where there is a real danger that the other party in a dispute may dispose of assets to defeat a claim, you can apply to the court for freezing orders.

March 3, 2014
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Commercial & Business Law, Commercial & Retailing Leasing, Debt Recovery
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When can a landlord draw down on a bank guarantee?

Parties providing bank guarantees and those looking to draw down on them should get legal advice beforehand.

January 15, 2014
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Commercial & Business Law, Debt Recovery, Insolvency & Bankruptcy, Litigation & Dispute Resolution
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You’ve been served! 5 simple steps you can take to protect you and your client

Are you an accountant or professional advisor and have been served with a Statement of Claim or Creditor’s Statutory Demand on behalf of a client company? What do you do when your office is served?

June 25, 2013
By Terry Morgan
Debt Recovery, Insolvency & Bankruptcy, Property & Conveyancing
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Common pitfalls of informal family agreements to purchase property

Property prices in today’s market can be steep, and obtaining finance may be difficult. Getting help from family to enter the property market makes sense, but the finer details of agreements made over the kitchen table are often overlooked, writes TERRY MORGAN.

April 16, 2013
By Dean Frith
Commercial & Business Law, Debt Recovery, Litigation & Dispute Resolution
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Our 5-step credit management policy will help you manage cashflow and better handle your debtors

Good credit management is an essential component of running a successful business, and requires the implementation of a consistent and effective credit management policy, writes DEAN FRITH.

February 18, 2013
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Commercial & Business Law, Criminal & Traffic Law, Debt Recovery, Litigation & Dispute Resolution
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Peter Mullen

Peter joined Baker Love Lawyers in 2018 gaining valuable experience as a law clerk. He graduated from the University of New England in 2018 with a Bachelor of Laws and was admitted as a Lawyer of the Supreme Court of New South Wales in March 2019. He also holds a Bachelor of Business (Business Management […]

December 16, 2012
By Terry Morgan
Commercial & Business Law, Debt Recovery, Insolvency & Bankruptcy, Litigation & Dispute Resolution
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Do you need to issue a Creditor’s Statutory Demand to collect your debt?

In the conduct of any business, and even more so in times of economic difficulty, the collection of debts by a business is of paramount importance, according to TERRY MORGAN.

Debt Recovery

Amended law should mean faster debt recovery and credit management for the building and construction industry

Applying for freezing orders

When can a landlord draw down on a bank guarantee?

You’ve been served! 5 simple steps you can take to protect you and your client

Common pitfalls of informal family agreements to purchase property

Our 5-step credit management policy will help you manage cashflow and better handle your debtors

Peter Mullen

Do you need to issue a Creditor’s Statutory Demand to collect your debt?

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