Welcome to MolinoCahill’s Monthly Project Insights. In this month’s edition, we consider the following recent decisions and relevant legislative reform:

• The High Court refusing special leave applications in cases relating to the failure of contractual machinery and also jurisdictional error in a SOPA determination – https://molinocahill.com.au/insight/high-court-refuses-special-leave-applications/
• The New South Wales Court of Appeal finding that a contractual deeming clause relating to service was void for effectively extending the time limit for service of a payment schedule – https://molinocahill.com.au/insight/nsw-court-of-appeal-affirms-when-a-business-day-ends-under-sopa/
• Successfully challenging an Arbitrator’s’ determination for denial of procedural fairness and exceeding jurisdiction – https://molinocahill.com.au/insight/defining-the-scope-of-an-arbitrators-role-in-resolving-disputes/
• The Queensland Parliament amending the limitation period for actions under Deeds in Queensland under the Property Law Act 2023 (Qld) – https://molinocahill.com.au/insight/queensland-legislates-to-reduce-the-limitation-period-for-actions-under-deeds-to-6-years/