What is Promissory Estoppel and how can it affect me?
Although it sounds ancient and archaic ‘promissory estoppel’ is actually quite a useful…
Purchasing commercial property – what to do if you rely on a false statement?
You’ve been hoodwinked, snookered, bamboozled and flimflammed. In other words, they lied. …
Resolution Options for Commercial Contract Disputes
In the best of all possible worlds, commercial contracts would always run smoothly,…
What is a ‘Cooling-Off’ clause in Commercial Conveyancing?
In residential property sales, a cooling-off clause allows a buyer to withdraw from the transaction within a short period of time. It’s a sort of safety net for buyers, but any cooling-off clause has it’s limits and exercising the option to pull out of the agreement will cost the buyer some money. It is best to think of engaging cooling-off clauses as a last resort only.
Understanding the Commercial Conveyancing Process
The commercial conveyancing process involves the various steps through which the title to…
Know the extent of cover for Warranty Claims
The Home Building Compensation fund, in conjunction with the Home Building Regulation 1989…