Shareholder Agreements Matter
Supreme Court invalidates inquorate meeting despite Corporations Act saving provision Kelly & Anor v Lask Nominees Pty Limited & Anor […]
When Following Orders Isn’t Enough: The Hidden Workers Compensation Risks of Complying with Employment Directions
Introduction Our principal solicitor, Alexander Wells, was recently successful in defending an employer from liability in the context of whether a motor vehicle accident
Compliance with Court orders; a factor in oppression claims: Groves v Tas Fumigation and Pest Services Pty Ltd & Anor [2025] FCA 1089
Terracall and Associates acted for the Applicant in proceedings in the Federal Court of Australia concerning oppressive conduct in the
Muhl v Bailey [2025] TASSC 24 – Successful Testator’s Family Maintenance Claim
Terracall and Associates acted for the Applicant in a successful application brought pursuant to the Testator’s Family Maintenance Act 1912
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Audited accounts: Not Always Necessary – ARL2 Pty Ltd v Flex Realty [2024] TASSC 5
Terracall and Associates acted for Flex Realty Pty Ltd (defendant) in proceedings brought by ARL2 Pty Ltd (plaintiff). ARL2 sought
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Navigating Legal Complexities: Insights from Williams v Harrison [2023] TASSC 47
Terracall and Associates recently litigated a complex case that delved into the intricacies of property rights and contractual intention. The
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Commencing Proceedings within Time – What are Limitation Periods?
In Tasmania, like in all jurisdictions in Australia, any party who has been wronged and is considering commencing Court proceedings,
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Tasmania’s workers compensation scheme: you have rights.
If you are injured at work, you may be entitled to compensation. Each Australian jurisdiction has its own statutory regime
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Estate Disputes
Wills – can they be disputed? On 12 September 1912, Tasmania’s Mercury Newspaper reported that a testator could no longer
Caveats
Tasmanian Caveats In Tasmania, along with other Australian jurisdictions, where a person has an interest in land that is not