It’s frustrating when a contractor you engaged violates the contract. So, what should you do next? The first step is to figure out which legal entity you should sue. Don’t worry, it’s not as complicated as it sounds. In this article, we’ll go through the different types of legal entities and show you how to identify which one you’re dealing with.

The construction industry is one of the most complex and risky industries to operate in, and as a result, the use of legal instruments such as deeds is crucial in protecting the interests of all parties involved in a construction project. This article will explore three of the most common types of deeds used in the construction industry: Deed of Novation, Deed of Settlement and Release, and Tripartite Deed.

Learn about tripartite deeds in construction financing. This contractual agreement manages risks associated with construction projects and involves the borrower, lender, and builder. We’ll explore practical risks and reasons for using tripartite deeds.

Parties in litigation often settle disputes through negotiation or mediation to avoid the cost, time and damage to business relationships. Settlement deeds can document the terms of a settlement reached and avoid costly litigation. This article explains settlement deeds, their features, validity requirements, section 127 of the Corporations Act (Cth) and relevant case law, helping parties understand their use in resolving disputes and ensuring enforceability.