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Gasworks Case Study – Sunset Clause
In a recent decision bound to have widespread ramifications, a developer has been found to have given a notice of contract termination which was “unlawful, invalid and of no effect”. During the case (JYP Jiang Pty Ltd V CAV Gasworks Pty Ltd [2025] QSC 134), the court found the developer had wrongfully terminated an...
2025 Changes to the Franchise Code of Conduct: What You Need to Know
2025 Changes to the Franchise Code of Conduct: What You Need to Know The Franchise Code of Conduct has undergone significant updates in 2025, introducing new rules and protections for both franchisors and franchisees. These changes aim to create a fairer and more transparent franchising landscape in Australia. If you are part of a franchise...
GLG Legal advises ASX-listed Mining Company Cannindah Resources...
GLG Legal has advised Cannindah Resources’ (ASX:CAE) on its latest successful capital raising; marking both a milestone for Cannindah Resources and a demonstration of continued investor support for Queensland’s resource sector. The fully underwritten $4.5 million entitlement offer sets the foundation for expansion drilling and broader exploration of high-value copper-gold targets. This article unpacks the...
Changes to franchising
The Federal Government has recently announced its support for several recommendations made following the 2023 review of the Franchising Code of Conduct. New draft code coming in 2024 A new draft of the Franchising Code will be released later in 2024 and is expected to be implemented from April 2025. The Australian Competition and Consumer...
Land titles practice manual: the latest updates
Keeping you informed at GLG Legal Here at GLG Legal, we aim to keep you up to date with all the changes that impact on you, our clients, and more widely across the legal landscape. Recent updates to the land titles practice manual Recently, some significant amendments were made to the Land Titles Practice Manual,...
Exciting News from GLG Legal Brisbane: We are Moving to a New Office
Galleon Law Group announces office move for two of its brands to one location We are thrilled to announce that GLG Legal Brisbane and Michael Lynch Family Lawyers, both firms of Galleon Law Group, are moving into the same location at the end of August 2024. This strategic move allows us to provide even better service while...
Welcome Mark Jenvey
Property Lawyer Joins GLG Legal GLG Legal is excited to announce that Mark Jenvey, a property lawyer with over 20 years of experience has joined the firm as Special Counsel in Brisbane. Mark brings a wealth of expertise and capability in commercial, industrial and retail leasing, real estate transactions (acquisitions and disposals) and other commercial...
Your obligations under the new franchise laws
New changes to franchising laws Franchising laws have changed again, and if you’re a franchise business owner it’s important you’re up to the date with the latest requirements. Introduction of the franchise disclosure register The government has introduced the online Franchise Disclosure Register, which is a database of franchisors’ disclosed information, which can be accessed...
Residential Contracts – what’s new for Buyers
What Buyers Need to Know Australians’ obsession with the property market continues unabated. Earlier this year the Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) brought in some changes to the way contracts for sale are drawn up. As a buyer, here’s what’s new for you: Compliant smoke alarms: Smoke alarms must be installed in any domestic...
Residential Contracts – what’s new for Sellers
As the property market continues to heat up, sellers are reminded there are several new obligations when it comes to residential contracts. Here’s a summary of what you need to know before completing the sale of your house or land: Compliant smoke alarms: You must install smoke alarms in any domestic dwelling. If you fail...
Foreign Investment Fees Going Up
Investing in the Australian property market from overseas has just become a little more expensive. The Federal Government has doubled foreign investment application fees, which brings a boost to the government’s coffers, but what does it mean for you? Firstly, a foreigner can only buy into the Australian property market if their purchase can strengthen...
Understanding the Key Clauses in a SaaS Agreements
If you offer software as a service, it’s important to have a solid agreement in place with each of your customers. Depending on the type of customer and how they access your software, the agreement may vary. However, there are some key clauses that should be included in every SaaS agreement. These clauses relate to...