In Wagners Cement v Boral the court considered a price adjustment clause benefitting the purchaser as follows in a long-term contract for the supply of cement:[1] Example 7.2 If at any time and from time to time the Purchaser gives notice to the Supplier (a Pricing Notice) setting out Market Pricing Evidence in respect of any type of Product which provides for a price for that type of Product (per tonne and excluding GST) which is lower than the then prevailing price under th

Receiving correspondence from the Coroner's Court can be confronting. Many nurses worry that being called to a coronial inquest means they have done something wrong. However, being called as a witness does not mean you are accused of wrongdoing. Witnesses are often asked to attend because they were involved in a person's care or have information that may assist the Coroner in understanding the circumstances surrounding a death. This guide explains what a coronial inquest is,

Receiving a decision rejecting your WorkCover claim can be frustrating and concerning. Many workers assume that a rejection means there are no further options available. However, that is not necessarily the case. Queensland law provides a review and appeal process that allows workers to challenge decisions they believe are incorrect. This guide explains what a rejection means, the options that may be available, and the steps you should consider taking next. Why Claims are Rej

The law of penalties generally applies to liquidated damages clauses, but applies generally where a contract requires a defaulting party to pay a sum exceeding a genuine pre-estimate of the damage arising from breach