Don’t get caught out, get good advice first. Property transactions are often complex and can involve an array of legal issues.

Without the right legal advice at each stage of the transaction, you may unknowingly expose yourself to obligations or waive rights you did not expect. We are here to help you navigate your options in the event of a property dispute, whether that involves negotiation, re-negotiation or arbitration.

If the need for court litigation does arise, the McVeagh Fleming team is highly skilled at representing you in any claim. We have a team of highly regarded property lawyers and litigators with wide-ranging experience in property-related disputes, as well as access to the best industry experts.

Our objective is always to manage costs, and we have the expertise to ensure we achieve timely and cost-effective outcomes in every case.


Land and property disputes can include issues over:

  • Lease disagreements
  • Sale and purchase of land or businesses, and agreement issues
  • Caveat disputes and land usage issues
  • Fencing and boundary disputes
  • Nuisance
  • Leaky building issues
  • Mortgagee sales
  • Landlord/tenant disputes
  • Resource management issues
  • Cancellation disputes
  • Specific performance claims.

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Accessing neighbouring land for drainage works

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The risks of providing a guarantee

Providing a guarantee for someone else’s financial commitments can expose you to serious legal and financial risks. Before agreeing, ensure you understand the potential consequences - especially if you won’t directly benefit or lack full visibility and control over the obligation.
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What's hiding in the Terms of Trade? A Customer Perspective on GSAs

When entering relationships with new suppliers, it’s essential to carefully review the terms of trade, especially if they include a General Security Agreement (GSA). While a GSA can offer credit benefits, it also carries significant risks, potentially leading to receivership if payment issues arise. Understanding these terms is crucial to protecting your business.
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