Property Law Disputes • Contract Law Disputes • Lease Disputes • Building Disputes
Shareholders/Director Disputes • Defamation

D’Angelo Legal is experienced in providing practical advice on a wide range of commercial disputes. D’Angelo Legal pride themselves on resolving the vast majority of disputes without instituting court proceedings. However, D’Angelo Legal also realises that not all disputes can be settled and therefore if necessary, will consider if the dispute should proceed to court. Commercial dispute areas may include, but are not limited to:

• Property law disputes;
• Contract law disputes;
• Lease disputes;
• Building disputes;
• Partnership disputes; and
• Shareholder/Director disputes.

Property Law Disputes

Property law disputes involve disagreements in relation to land. Such disagreements can include, but are not limited to:

• Fencing disputes;
• Tenancy disputes;
• Ownership of land; and
• Settlement delay.

Contract Law Disputes

Contract law disputes encompasses disagreements between parties to a broad range of contracts (whether oral or made in writing) . Such disagreements can include, but are not limited to:

• Breach of terms within a contract;
• Interpretations of terms within a contract;
• Damages resulting from a breach of term of a contract; and
• False, misleading and deceptive pre-negotiations.

Lease Disputes

Lease disputes concern disagreements arising from agreements made regarding leased property. Such disagreements can include but are not limited to:

• Rent monies disputes; o Lease term disputes;
• Bond disputes; and
• Maintenance disputes.

Building Disputes

Building disputes concern disagreements arising from agreements made regarding building operations. Such disagreements can include, but are not limited to:

• Workmanship disputes;
• Costs disputes;
• Time disputes; and
• Variation to plan disputes.

e">Partnership disputes

Partnership disputes concern disagreements arising from partnership agreements between parties. Such disagreements can include, but are not limited to:

• Breaches of partnership agreements;
• Acting without authority;
• Future direction of business; and
• Division of asset disputes.

Shareholders/Director Disputes

Shareholder/Director disputes concern disagreements such as (but not limited to): o Breach of a shareholder’s agreement;

• Dispute over direction of company;
• Acting without authority; and
• Breach of a director’s fiduciary obligations.