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Guide to Shareholder's Agreements & Buy-Sell Options
When entering into a company structure with other people or entities, you should ensure there are a set of rules between all shareholders, so everyone is on the same page. This set of rules is called a Shareholder Agreement, and it is designed for s...
We’ve been living together for 12 months - will my partner get all my stuff?
It is a common misconception that after 12 months, defacto partners gain some sort of right to a property adjustment. In contrast, the minimum time period requirement is actually 2 years and there is no automatic entitlement to property adjustment....
Queensland Retail Shop Lease - Disclosure Statement by the Lessor
If you own a shopping centre in Queensland or you rent retail shops to one or more tenants, you must comply with the Retail Shop Leases Act 1994. This Act provide certain requirements for Landlords (Lessors) in disclosing to potential Tenants (Lesse...
Legal And Substitute Decision-Makers – Part One: Who Are They?
We all want to live life the way we want, making our own decisions every step of the way. However, that’s not always the case. We can lose our ability to make our own decisions. This could be due to unfortunate accidents or various diseases. For this...
Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 46 - Grounds for Opposition to Registration or Protection
Opposition is a formal objection by a third party to registration of a trade mark or to protection of an International Trade Mark Designating Australia (IRDA). Any person may oppose but the opponent is generally a person who will be in some way affec...
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