As a Landlord, What Are Valid Grounds to Evict a Tenant? Key Considerations When Terminating a Lease Agreement

For both landlords and tenants, entering into a lease is a significant legal and financial commitment. Disputes frequently arise between landlords and tenants over leasing matters. So, as a landlord in Australia, if a tenant fails to perform their obligations, what legitimate grounds does the landlord have to terminate the lease agreement and evict the tenant? What are the methods of terminating a lease agreement? Before evicting a tenant, what obligations should the landlord fulfil? If the tenant has not breached the agreement, can the landlord still terminate it? This article has the answers.

Could Pets and Domestic Animals Soon Get Their Own “Medicare”?!

Seven or eight out of every ten people in Australia probably have a pet at home, and the expenses for these little masters certainly add up. Day-to-day food and supplies aside, once they get sick, the bills are no small matter. VET fees in Australia aren’t cheap to begin with — anyone who has a pet knows. While many owners choose to buy pet insurance, when an animal actually falls ill, you can’t really stop to check what’s covered and what’s not, or how much is reimbursable. Just swipe the card — treat it now! As long as it can be cured! A single visit costing a few hundred dollars is nothing; if something is genuinely wrong, a few thousand is often barely enough.

Sneakerboy Enters Voluntary Administration and Faces Liquidation — How to Protect Your Rights? A Primer on Administration and Liquidation!

Sneakerboy, a well-known Australian streetwear retailer, recently announced its collapse, entered voluntary administration, and now faces insolvent liquidation. This affects not only the business and its employees, but has also left hundreds of customers waiting indefinitely for deliveries or refunds. Today we explain how to recover what you are owed, and give you a primer on what to watch out for in voluntary administration and insolvent liquidation.

New Stamp Duty Rules in NSW — What Are the Options for Property Buyers?

When buying property in Australia, stamp duty (transfer duty/stamp duty) is one of the most important concerns. The amount payable depends on the buyer’s status and the value of the property. Overseas buyers must additionally pay an 8% surcharge purchaser duty. In recent years, the relevant laws and policies have continued to change, so buyers need to stay on top of updates to avoid costly pitfalls. Today we take a look at NSW’s latest stamp duty reforms and how they will affect property buyers.

An Unfinished Sandwich Cost Her $2,664! The Mistake This Girl Made at the Border — Many Others Could Make It Too…

After Australia gradually reopened its borders last November, overseas arrivals have steadily returned to normal. With the recent removal of special pandemic-era entry requirements such as vaccination certificates and the DPD form, international travel to and from Australia has largely returned to its pre-pandemic state (though remember to wear a mask and take care of your personal health).

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