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This case is about property lease which took place between two parties named Jacek Gnych, Anor (Appellants) and The Polish Club Limited (Respondent).The Respondent holds a club liquor licence under the Liquor Act 2007 (NSW). However,In 2012, the respondent leased part of its licensed premises to the appellants for the running of a restaurant which breached Section 92(1) (d) of the Liquor Act. The appellants started their business on March 2012 after renovating the existing facilities. Later on respondent negotiated with the Appellants about proposed lease and licence but documents that had been drafted were never finalised and signed. As the relationship between parties deteriorated

|Carl Freer, solicitor, Tenants Union of NSW for the applicantAshley Stafford of counsel, instructed by Kathryn McDougall of Baker & McKenzie, solicitors

Graduating from the Acting program courses is bittersweet and as it draws to a close there are a few things I want to reflect on regarding Acting in general as well as people who have made this experience worth every minute. This semester was a major growth spurt in terms of Acting, and I’ve worked to improve my confidence level and volume especially while working in “The Audition”. However, I still have some trouble really dropping myself into a moment or character without getting somewhat distracted or out of focus. I think in the long run this will get easier the more experience I have, and it mostly just requires more practice. I aim to keep in mind that an actor’s work is never done, and just like a person of any other profession, there’s always room for improvement.

● Provision 1: “Lessor may require the lessee to perform general repairs and maintenance on the leased premises.”

By an agreement in writing, prepared without professional assistance, and headed “Agreement between C. and the O. Company”, C. granted to the company, in consideration of the sum of £5, the sole right for a specified period to quarry and remove stone from land owned by him and the company agreed to pay royalties at rates specified in the agreement. The agreement also contained provision for its extension and an authority by C. to the company to pay all moneys connected with the agreement to his wife and himself as joint tenants. The agreement was signed by C., by a person on behalf of the company and by the wife.

Our client Mr. Tunner wants to know if he has a valid contract that could be enforce. He met with Sally Connor, 92 years old, and her daughter, Rebecca, about replacing Ms. Connor’s roof and providing a home maintenance plan. Rebecca handles Ms. Connor’s financial matters but wasn’t present at the meeting. Mr. Turner noticed some medications that Ms. Connor was taking and help her with it. Mr. Turner discussed a two (2) year home maintenance package. The cost of the roof replacement and two

Contract and landlord tenant law is extremely intricate and detailed and each party must hold up their end of the deal. Otherwise, the legal ramifications can be far reaching for the of-fending

A picture says a thousand words. In “Acting Our Culture”, a book edited by James miller, we get this representation clearly from Norman Rockwell and John Holyfield in their Thanksgiving visual representation paintings. Both artist provide us with their own interpretation and view of the thanksgiving holiday depicting in both what they believe the holiday season is about. 3 main themes in these pieces are family, color, and culture the root of both paintings, this being what ties as well as separates them as works of art.

The year is 1984. Ronald Reagan has just been re-elected by a landslide, including many votes from disaffected liberals. Yuppie culture fuels a high consumption economy. Tom Brokaw is now sole anchor of NBC’s Nightly News. Michael Jackson dominates the Grammys. McDonald’s debuts the McNugget. And Glengarry Glen Ross opens on Broadway. Because Glengarry Glen Ross is so inherently American, it’s hard to believe that it actually didn’t premiere in the United States, but at the National Theatre in London, to wildly successful reviews, before moving to Broadway the following year, where it ran for eleven months, and won the Pulitzer Prize.

While I was researching relevant information, I was also thinking on the other side. Even if he was a dim-witted buyer, he was still responsible for any partnership agreement that he entered. This assignment reminded my past experience when I signed a paper without reading the agreement. I rented an apartment with roommate. Before the end of my contract, my mate moved out. My landlord told me that it was my responsible to find a new roommate.

It has been explained to me that because neither i nor my girlfriend were ever presented with a tenancy agreement to read or sign that no such agreement exists and you have no right to make deductions on this basis. I have also been informed because I was never given a Rental Bond Lodgement form to sign that the bond will not have been lodged with the NSW Board of Fair Trading . Meaning it is being held

Kati has suffered loss and damages while her vehicle was under the liability of Eastfield Shopping Centre (ESC). After returning from shopping, Kati returned to the valet carpark only to find that her car had been flooded. However, Kati refuses to pay any fees to ESC and is currently seeking legal advice on any actions that she can take. Whether or not Kati can take legal action is dependent on there already being a contract between her and ESC and for ESC to have breached the contract. If so, then the main issue of concern is whether Kati will still be required to pay the administration fees as well as the repairs to her car. For Kati to be successful and not pay, ESC’s exclusion clause will

Reading The Actor and the Target by Declan Donnellan both challenged the way I looked at acting and shined a light on aspects of acting I had never considered before. At first, it was hard to get into the flow of the book as he was breaking each component of his big idea into parts. He used the metaphor of a spider and its legs in order to help the reader follow along with the structure of the book. It got wordy and repetitive at times. He did a really good job tying it all together at the end. While I was reading, it made so much sense. Then, as soon as I closed the book, I could not say a word of what I had just read. The understanding I had at the end just completely flew out of my brain. Here’s to hoping it’s in my subconscious somewhere.

The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (LTA 1954) is an important piece of legislation affecting a large number of properties and a considerable section of the community. This LTA 1954 came into operation on 1 October 1954. The act was introduced to address a chronic shortage of commercial premises, exacerbated by the bombing raids of the German air force. Tenants were vulnerable to exploitative landlords using the end of the contractual term to demand greatly increased rents for a renewal lease or to take on, without compensation, goodwill built up or improvements made by the tenant. The LTA 1954 was urgently needed to replace temporary measures enacted in 1951 shortly before the Attlee government lost office. It is worth to know the LTA 1954

Real Property Act 1886 (SA) ss119 and ss119A, state that a lease for less than one year does not need to be registered and that the registered owners title (Charlie) will be subject to the tenants interests, meaning that a lease (less than a year) is an exception (s. 69(h)) to indefeasibility under the Real Property Act but after the 12 months Charlie can take possession of the house by terminating the lease, which ends anyway, he has a reversion subject to the lease. Also as the lease is not registered the right to renew after 12 months is not protected in any case under the act. The lease is a legal interest even though it is not registered.