An application to change a development approval given by a judgment of the Planning and Environment Court of Queensland is required to name as a respondent each party to the original judgment.
An appeal to against a local government's decision to categorise land as "2T Residential 2" has been dismissed.
The High Court has now clarified that the proportionate liability regime is available in arbitration (Tesseract International Pty Ltd v Pascale Construction Pty Ltd [2024] HCA 24 (Tesseract)).
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In a recent decision, the Court of Appeal clarified the circumstances in which an insured who enters in a bona fide settlement agreement without the insurer's consent will be entitled to indemnity.
The Supreme Court of Queensland has decided that invoices issued by a local government in the sum of $66.5 million for default maritime fees are invalid.
![High Court clarifies that proportionate liability regimes apply in arbitrations: Tesseract International Pty Ltd v Pascale Construction Pty Ltd [2024]](/getmedia/94131867-7e40-452e-a8ef-9b5b5bd3b336/construction.jpg?width=1667&height=1667&mediaprotectionhash=c9ef3812ad1f76339438a5fef83e6060837d1f82e725c0cab58d350d7fbd5c8f&ext=.jpg)
