The man, who is in a stable condition in hospital, has potentially life-changing injuries after the overnight attack in Garvagh, County Londonderry. He was shot in the arms and legs.
The man, who is in a stable condition in hospital, has potentially life-changing injuries after the overnight attack in Garvagh, County Londonderry. He was shot in the arms and legs.
As drone technology continues to improve with time, the ways in which drones can be utilised for commercial purposes is also expanding. But as businesses begin to experiment with using drones to enhance their business, they must ensure that they adhere to the strict laws governing drone flights in Australia. The use of drones in […]
The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) is the body in Australia that is responsible for ensuring that individuals and businesses comply with Australian competition, fair trading, and consumer protection laws – in particular the Competition and Consumer Act 2010. Earlier this month the ACCC were successful in an action against Hewlett-Packard Australia (HP). HP […]
It is a very common provision in commercial and retail leases that a tenant is required to “make good” the leased premises at the end of the lease or upon vacating the property. It is important for tenants when entering into a lease to make sure they understand their make good obligations and to seek […]
It is a common point of contention in commercial and retail leases as to who is responsible for the installation, replacement, maintenance and/or repair of necessary fire safety fittings and fixtures in the tenanted premises. There are a number of fire safety measures that must be maintained in all commercial properties (for example: smoke detectors, […]
“Control” clauses in leases are those clauses which provide that where the lessee is a corporate entity and the control of that corporate entity changes as a result of transfer or sale of shares in the corporate entity then such change is deemed to be an “assignment” of the lease and therefore the corporate entity […]
As a business owner you should be aware of your legal obligations and rights when a customer pays for goods but fails to collect them or fails to provide you with delivery details. This is an issue that at times arises for manufacturers, wholesalers and even retailers. The Uncollected Goods Act NSW is the starting […]
What is intellectual property and what are some types of intellectual property? The best way to describe what intellectual property actually is, in a general sense, is to say that it results from someone using their mind or intellect to create something new or original. The issue then flows, what can be done to protect […]
A recent case in the Supreme Court of New South Wales highlights care that administrators and lessors of properties need to take when considering the terms of any Deed of Company Arrangement. In the case in question, a company was in voluntary administration. A Deed of Company Arrangement was entered into and the terms of […]
