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Who Must Maintain Landlord's Installations

Who Must Maintain Landlord's Installations in a Retail Premises?

By Frank Di Iorio
09/10/2019

Who Must Maintain Landlord's Installations in a Retail Premises? Landlord’s installations are usually described in a Lease. Some Landlord’s believe providing various installations in retail premises may lead to better rent or make it easier to lease the premises to the next tenant. They may also…

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Holding a Tenant's Goods Until Overdue Rent is Paid

Holding a Tenant's Goods Until Overdue Rent is Paid

By Frank Di Iorio
25/09/2019

In certain cases, a Landlord can terminate the Tenant’s lease and change the locks to prevent the Tenant from re-entering leased premises if rent is overdue. A Landlord’s natural reaction might be to prevent the Tenant from recovering their belongings until the outstanding rent is paid. Taking this…

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Unknowingly Leasing Retail Premises

Are the Premises you are leasing unknowingly Retail Premises?

By Frank Di Iorio
24/04/2018

"the Cold Storage case" in December 2017 could have major ramifications for existing leases between Landlords and Tenants. Leases should be reviewed to ensure that all parties are aware of their rights and obligations.

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Property Occupant Law Melbourne

Can a stranger occupy your property without your consent?

By Frank Di Iorio
13/04/2016

Do you know if a stranger can occupy your property without your consent? Frank Di Iorio shares some insights on the topic.

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Evictions under Commercial Leases

Evictions under Commercial Leases

By Frank Di Iorio
26/05/2015

Evictions under Commercial Leases. Learn your rights as a Landlord, or agent. Find out the what is required from you to serve a lawful eviction notice. For further information contact Galbally & O'Bryan

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Student Accommodation: Residential or Retail Lease

Student Accommodation: Residential or Retail Lease?

By Frank Di Iorio
13/05/2015

Do you know whether your investment property should be classed as a residential or retail lease? New rulings have significant implications for student accommodation.

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As of April 1st 2026, Galbally & O’Bryan is no longer accepting new instructions in relation to property & business law matters.

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Pearce Webster Dugdales

Pearce Webster Dugdales

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