Default Interest Clauses: An Explainer
Default interest clauses can help protect lenders’ interests, but sometimes they will not be enforceable. Find out more here.
Default interest clauses can help protect lenders’ interests, but sometimes they will not be enforceable. Find out more here.
Mistakes happen. Do you know what happens when you have made mistakes in your contract? Find out more here.
A subsidiary company is a company that is owned by another company. Find out in this article how ownership of these companies works.
Lenders often require a borrower to offer some property as collateral before the loan can be provided. Find out more here.
What do all the abbreviations at the end of each company name mean? Which ones can you use for your own company name? Find out here.
Tenancy in common is one of the main types of property co-ownership. Find out what rights a tenant in common has when selling property.
Do you know whether your business can open on public holidays? Find out more about restricted trading hours here.
The executive branch of government can sometimes make laws known as delegated legislation. Find out more about it here.
Governments dislike monopoly companies because the lack of competition can harm consumers and the economy. Find out the legal issues here.
Superannuation payments are a critical part of your retirement fund. Find out what do do if your employer is not paying your superannuation.
What is shareholder quorum? Why is it important? Find out more about the requirements in the Corporations Act here.
Substituted service is a method of serving legal documents where personal service cannot occur. Find out more in this article.
As organisations around the world race towards developing a COVID-19 vaccine, other legal issues may arise. Find out more here.
Business cartels are agreements by two or more businesses to engage in anti-competitive behaviour. Read about them here.
Apprenticeships are a key part of the development of the work force. Find out about the workplace rights of apprentices here.
Workplace discrimination and harassment are both serious issues for any workplace. Find out how they’re different here.
Want to take your company public but don’t want to do an IPO? A Reverse Takeover (RTO) may be a good alternative. Find out more here.
Door to door sales have been around for a very long time, but what laws govern them? Find out more in this article.
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