What is PAYG withholding?
At the end of each financial year, many business owners struggle to comprehend how to process the many elements of both their company and employees’…
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How to put a caveat on a property.
Caveats are placed on a property as a notice to the public that a person is interested in the property. By lodging a caveat, the person has a priority interest…
What is an “in Specie Transfer”?
In specie transfers are quite difficult to comprehend if you have no prior knowledge of shares or the transfer of assets. This blog post will provide you with…
Commercial in Confidence
Confidence in business is a serious consideration, so you should probably educate yourself on the ins and outs of confidence in business. Many law firms have…
What are Replaceable Rules in the Corporations Act?
If a company does not wish to have a constitution, they have the option of using replaceable rules. Replaceable Rules refers to a provision of the sections…
What does ‘without prejudice save as to costs’ mean?
Where does the phrase ‘Without Prejudice Save as to Costs’ come from? “Without prejudice” can be one of the most abused and misunderstood legal…
A Guide to Calderbank offers
A Calderbank offer is an extremely useful settlement tool used by solicitors when attempting to resolve a dispute. Although it may seem simple, Calderbank…
How long does an enterprise agreement last?
Enterprise Agreements (otherwise known as Enterprise Bargaining Agreements) , can seem complex in the beginning, but often it is simpler and more…
How to negotiate a commercial retail lease
What can be negotiated? When it comes to negotiating a commercial lease agreement, the first question you need to ask yourself is, is it worth negotiating in…
What is an injunction? Everything you need to know
What is the purpose of an injunction? The common purpose of an injunction is to prohibit a party from doing, or refrain from doing, a specific act. By issuing…