QLS Journal #1

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QLS Journal #1

PROPERTY LAW: Property Agents and Motor Dealers Act - An update

Peter Mackey provides practitioners with a practical toolkit for avoiding some of the problems created by this legislation.

PERSONAL INJURIES: An occupier's potential libaility for the criminal acts of a third party - How far should the law go

In general, occupiers have not been held responsible for the criminal acts of a third party, but there are occasions when a a departure from this fundamental principle may be considered. David Jesser explains.

CASENOTE: In a nutshell - A clear view on assessing damages in 'no transaction' cases

Steve Bonutto says that the decision of Chesterman J in Moloney & Anor v Bells Securities Pty Ltd & Ors [2005] QSC 013 provides a concise analysis and application of the assessment of damages in 'no transaction' cases.

CIVIL LIABILITY: Obvious risks in the work place - A consideration of the principles to be applied where employees or contractors engage in risk-taking conduct

Peter Mylne looks at the question of risk in the workplace and considers the differences there may be if it involves contractors rather than employees.

DAMAGES: Heads of damage in spinal (paraplegic & quadriplegic or tetraplegic) and acquired or traumatic brain injury claims in Queensland

Peter Sacre reviews the guiding authorities and method of assessment of damages in catastrophic claims.

HERITAGE LAW: Heritage, character & Brisbane City Plan 2000 - Identification, regulation & listing

Chris Robertson provides a comprehensive guide for any practitioner dealing with the Brisbane City Council on a heritage issue.