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Some tips for buying a Queenslander

Contracts, Investment, Neighbourhood, Planning / By Fletch

If you are in the market for a Queenslander, chances are you will be buying with the idea of doing renovations or improvements in the future. Let’s face it – unrenovated Queenslanders are not exactly the most practical houses to live in, with small internal rooms, no insulation, and ancient kitchens and bathrooms. They are […]

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What is a Change of Control
Where a party to a contract is an incorporated company, any restriction on the assignment of the contract may be circumvented by transferring the shares in that party
Leasing Types and Legislation
A lease is the grant of an exclusive right to the use and occupation of land or part thereof, or of a building of part thereof. A lease
Restraints of Trade and Non-Compete Clauses
The Australian Government is soliciting feedback on worker non-compete clauses. This follows a U.S. policy banning non-compete clauses. In Australia such clauses are currently considered contrary to public policy unless reasonable.
Notarisation and Certified Copies
Requests generally ask for a “certified copy”, or less commonly a “notarised copy”. What does that mean?
Negotiable Instruments
A negotiable instrument is a signed document guaranteeing payment to a specific party. Additionally, debentures are regulated as securities under the Corporations Act.