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Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 16 - Time Limits for Acceptance of an Application for Registration
There are specific time limits for acceptance of an application for registration of a trade mark and also the amount of time you have to respond to an examination report from IP Australia. This is discussed in detail in Part 16 of the Trade Mark Ex...
Property Adversely Affected
If the property is affected as at the contract date because:(1) the present use is not lawful;(2) the land or common property is affected by a proposal of a competent authority e.g. Transport Infrastructure;(3) access or any services to the land or c...
A Guide to the Australian Consumer Law - For Fundraising and Other Activities of Charities, Not-for-Profits and Fundraisers
The Australian Consumer Law (ACL) is the national law for fair trading and consumer protection, which applies across Australia, which came into force on 1 January 2011. The Australian Consumer Law provides a range of specific obligations in relation...
How does a vision impaired person sign their Will?
A client who is vision-impaired, and cannot see nor sign the Will, can still have their Will done. There is a process wherein the signing of the Will involves the Attestation clause, which explains how the Will was read and how the Will was signed i...
Property Survey
The searches we conduct cannot ascertain if there is:(1) an error in the boundaries/area of the land; or(2) any encroachment onto or from the land.You are entitled to survey the land to establish the location of structures on the land or adjoining la...
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