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In a recent decision of the NSW Supreme Court, Hederics v Spare Weel Pty Ltd [2025] NSWSC 1171, Justice Williams considered the breakdown of a farming partnership and a subsequent dispute over land ownership – raising important questions about proprietary estoppel, boundary realignment, and implied ...
Running a business can be both rewarding and risky - especially if its a cafe operated not by a single owner, but by business partners — often friends or family — who decide to “go in together.” But when agreements are made informally, without clear written contracts, disputes can quickly arise.
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The New South Wales Court of Appeal's decision in Tok v Rashazar [2025] NSWCA 94 provides significant insights into contractual obligations, the enforcement of share sale agreements, and the principles surrounding unjust enrichment. This case underscores the importance of adhering to contractual com...
Iron Horse Machines Pty Ltd v Olmate Holdings Pty Ltd [2024] WASC 383
The dispute between Iron Horse Machines Pty Ltd and Olmate Holdings Pty Ltd arises from the breakdown of a long-standing business partnership between two long-time friends, Mr James Cross and the late Mr Darren Verwijmeren. The t...
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