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In what may be the final chapter of the “Tales of Tennyson Reach”, disappointed luxury apartment buyer and erstwhile villain (more…)

As predicted, a disputed flood damage contract termination where a buyer alleges the property is uninhabitable, is already before the Supreme Court.

None other than Maris Dunworth, the Tennyson Reach buyer (more…)

A further chapter of the ‘Tales of Tennyson Reach’ was published in December, when the Supreme Court ruled on yet another buyer’s termination of an off-the-plan contract signed at the height of the real estate market in June 2007. (more…)

In a decision that went against its impressive run of recent wins, Mirvac failed last week to successfully appeal a termination of a 2007 off-the-plan apartment sale in its Tennyson Reach development. (more…)

Two attempts by buyers to crash their 2007 off-the-plan apartment purchases at Mirvac’s Tennyson Reach development were dashed (more…)

The Supreme Court has ruled on a Tennyson Reach contract termination argument about balcony size and whether they measured up to contract terms. (more…)