Recent content by Andrew K

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    Legal issue with architect contract

    Indemnities allow a wronged party to claim more compensation for a breach of contract than they otherwise could. Indemnities work by removing a bunch of legal rules that limit the compensation that is recoverable under the general law of contract. But you are paying them for work they are doing...
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    Optus tower

    A company I used to work for received a similar proposal. Don't accept their first offer. Easier to negotiate rental than lease term because their asset valuations require minimum 15 or 20 years.
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    Renting out a resi/comm (mixed used) is a pain

    Hi I would just check whether the development consent for the building allows the residential to be let separately to the commercial. If if does then I think you should play the percentages and lease them separately and try for the best market rent for each component. The wider your potential...
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    Have Cash, happy to stretch into Commercial, where to start?

    Commercial property The easiest commercial property to invest in is a shop or strata office. Industrial has highest yields but greatest danger of vacancies - go for warehouses that can be used for storage by online retail or logistics with high clearance entry/exits. But as someone said - look...
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    Building Over Sewer Letter

    Bos letter It is really a practical rather than legal issue. The water authority or council will not be pulling down the building after 40 years. The real issue, whether or not there was a consent originally, is to determine the water company can repair and maintain that pipe without damaging...
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    NSW... lawyer overcharging

    NSW lawyer overcharging Take the matter to the Legal Services Commissioner. It is their job to investigate complaints about lawyers.
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    Council notice development concent

    Council notice on granny flat Hi Is this the first letter you have received from the council? Councils normally send a notice of the impending demolition order before issuing the order itself. This is to give you time to show cause why council should not issue the demolition order. There...
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