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17 March 2021

	The Supreme Court Refused a Remedy Due to Unwarranted Delay Aluminium Composite Cladding – Banned by Victorian Government in Certain Circumstances
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	The Supreme Court Refused a Remedy Due to Unwarranted Delay Philip Mavor Special Counsel The WA Supreme Court recently refused a remedy due to unwarranted delay in Pennock v City of Busselton [2021] WASC 29. More › Aluminium Composite Cladding – Banned by Victorian Government in Certain Circumstances Anne Wood Partner From 1 February 2021, the Victorian Government has banned the use of Aluminium composite cladding with less than 93% inert mineral filling for all new residential buildings (including aged care and hotels) with more than two storeys and all new office buildings, shopping centres, warehouses, parking structures and factories with 3 or more storeys More ›

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