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Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 42 - Rectification of the Register
Part 42 of the Trade Mark Examiner’s Manual deals with rectification of the trade mark Register. Rectification involves the amendment or cancellation of an entry in the Register. The amendment or cancellation results from an order given by a prescri...
What is the difference between Franchising and Licensing?
Many people tend to use the terms Franchising and Licensing interchangeably but they are quite different for several reasons. Often people think licensing has all the advantages of franchising but without the cost or regulation, but this is not corr...
Sales Practices
This guide will help businesses and legal practitioners understand the sales practices requirements of the Australian Consumer Law. The guide covers unsolicited supplies, unsolicited consumer agreements (door-to-door and telemarketing), lay-by agreem...
Small Business Collective Bargaining - Notification and Authorisation Guidelines
The Small business collective bargaining guidelines were drafted by ASIC in December 2018 to help businesses understand what they can and cannot do when negotiating. Small businesses, including agribusinesses, can sometimes be better off negotiating...
General Power of Attorney
A Power of Attorney is effective in Victoria even if made in another state or territory, and it ceases to be effective if the Principal loses capacity. The Principal is the person providing the power for someone else to act on his or her behalf.In f...
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