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The 7% Nobody Budgeted For: BC Applies PST to Property Services on October 1

by adv.gurminder@gmail.com | Aug 5, 2026 | Business & Contract Law, Commercial & Lease Law, Legal Reform & Updates, Property & Real Estate Law

Most property owners have made their peace with sales tax. You pay GST on an expense, you claim it back, and life goes on. That reflex is about to fail a lot of people. The Scenario You own a commercial building in the Fraser Valley. A management company handles the...
A Sigh of Relief You Didn’t Know You Could Breathe: The End of 12-Year Liability for Deeds in Queensland

A Sigh of Relief You Didn’t Know You Could Breathe: The End of 12-Year Liability for Deeds in Queensland

by adv.gurminder@gmail.com | Nov 2, 2025 | Legal Reform & Updates

Most people understand that you can’t wait forever before taking legal action against another person or company.But few realise how long Queensland law has allowed that “waiting period” to stretch—especially when it comes to Deeds. That’s about to change, and for...
The Impact of Easement Law Reforms: What You Need to Know

The Impact of Easement Law Reforms: What You Need to Know

by adv.gurminder@gmail.com | Nov 2, 2025 | Legal Reform & Updates, Property & Real Estate Law

One of the core principles of property ownership in Queensland is simple — if you own it, you get to enjoy it without interference. But in practice, that principle often needs to bend a little. Take the classic “battle-axe block” example: a block surrounded by other...
How Queensland Leasing is Changing in 2025

How Queensland Leasing is Changing in 2025

by adv.gurminder@gmail.com | Nov 2, 2025 | Commercial & Lease Law

ignificant changes are on the horizon for both landlords and tenants of commercial leases. These updates form part of the sweeping reforms introduced by the Property Law Act 2023, which comes into force on 1 August 2025. At Venus Law Corporation, we’ve broken down the...
Understanding Building Management Statements: Why Legal Review Matters

Understanding Building Management Statements: Why Legal Review Matters

by adv.gurminder@gmail.com | Nov 2, 2025 | Property & Real Estate Law

As a property owner or investor, you’ll come across a range of legal documents that define your rights, responsibilities, and relationships with others in your development. One of the most important — yet often overlooked — is the Building Management Statement (BMS)....
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