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Is your trust deed Bamford compliant?
Trust deeds created more than two years ago may not comply with the Bamford ruling, resulting in consequences for trustees and beneficiaries. Dundas Lawyers can help review trust deeds and ensure they meet legal requirements.
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Retention of title clauses in commercial contracts – why they matter
Understand the implications of a retention of title clause and learn about the Perfected Purchase Money Security Interest. Find out what to do if goods become commingled, the effects of not registering on the Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR), and the benefits of registration. Click through to learn more.
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When is a licensee really a franchisee?
This article dives into the details of franchisor/distributorship relationships, exploring elements, examples, and control needed to determine the distinction. Get insight into what constitutes a system or marketing plan, and learn what type of ‘helpful suggestions’ qualify.
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User posts can be advertisements!
The Advertising Standards Board upholds the Code of Ethics for advertising and marketing communications. Decisions included user comments on social media being subject to the Code. Advertisers must take extra care to comply.
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Employee or contractor – impact on intellectual property
This article explores the legal implications of determining whether an individual is an employee or contractor. Learn how a multi-factor test can help to identify the correct status, and understand the potential impact on intellectual property.
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Appointing an alternate director explained
Appointing an Alternate Director? Understand the powers and responsibilities with our obligation free and confidential discussion. Learn more now.
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Copyright in artistic works – Australian law
Discover how copyright law protects artistic works and what to consider when reproducing them. Learn about the implications of ownership, what constitutes ‘substantial’ infringement, and how to get permission or licence a copyright.
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Guide for managing data breaches
Parliament introduced the Data Breach Bill 2016, which will make notifications of data breaches mandatory. Learn more about the Bill and obligations of organisations to protect personal info in our article.
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Failure to review contracts can cost millions…
The case of The State of NSW v UXC Limited [2011] NSWCS 530 serves as a reminder of the need for organisations to pay close attention to contract details. An oversight can result in costly damages.
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