New Template – RLLC Sale Agreement
New Template now available – RLLC Sale Agreement [pa_file files=4608]
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Legal – Park Matters
New Sample Forms for Potential Home Owners
The Library has two new sample forms added for Potential Home Owners: Expression of Interest For A Disclosure Statement Potential Home Owner Application Form View
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Public Warning: Do not deal with George Sekuloski
NSW Fair Trading Commissioner Rod Stowe today issued a further warning to the public not to deal with George Sekuloski, also known as Goce Sekuloski,
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The ACCC’s New Scamwatch website
Want to keep up to date with how to protect your business from scams? Check out the ACCC’s new and improved Scamwatch website which has
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Summary of the key changes for business starting 1 July
The beginning of a new financial year can be a busy time for business owners. To help you, Business.gov.au has put together a list of
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NCAT News
New NCAT Fee Schedules – Effective 1st July 2014 NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT) fee schedule for the filing of applications, appeals and other services
Recreational Activities in Parks
The recent decision of the ACT Supreme Court about a recreational activity in an amusement park in February this year is a timely reminder of
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Does your park have a trampoline, jumping castle/pillow/cushion or other amusement device? If so, then please read this…
A holiday amusement park in NSW has been ordered to pay $4.6 million dollars in damages following an accident involving a jumping pillow. A then
Guarantees v warranties: Does Red Bull really give you ‘wings’?
We recently came across an article that provides a great summary of the difference between guarantees and warranties under the Australian Consumer Law and when
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My resident is ‘allergic’ to electricity: can I still charge for service availability?
This is one of the more interesting questions that the legal help desk has received, and the answer is yes. One of our park members
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