Brisbane Solicitors Blog
Minority Oppression in the context of Corporations Act (Cth) What constitutes oppressive conduct?
This article briefly examines the circumstances wherein the conduct of a majority shareholder or a director of a company can be considered oppressive and when it may not. The list...
VIEW MOREFencing Work Who should foot the bill?
This article briefly examines the circumstances where the fencing work costs may be borne by one neighbor only rather than being shared on a 50/50 basis. As with any other...
VIEW MOREIELTS One Skill Retake A Potential Game Changer for Many Visa Applicants to Australia
The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) has developed a method known as One Skill Retake. Once implemented, if someone who sat for an IELTS test and failed to get...
VIEW MOREToo many Demerit Points? Why you should not opt for a good driving behavior period?
This article aims to briefly examine a circumstance wherein an open Driver Licence holder has accumulated too many demerit points on his/her traffic history and why a choice for a...
VIEW MOREEverything you need to know about Vendor finance
What is vendor finance? Imagine you want to buy a property or business. But you don’t have enough funding for that. Alongside this, traditional loan providers like banks have a...
VIEW MOREWhat is Elder Law And How Can It Help You?
As the Australian people age, the need for specialist legal opinion in vital areas of practice increases. Elder Law in Australia is a developing and increasingly prevalent part of the...
VIEW MOREI Am Engaging A Building Contractor: Any Homework To Do?
This article aims to briefly discuss some of the points that a would-be building owner needs to consider prior to engaging a building contractor and signing a contract. The list...
VIEW MORECyberbullying in Australia: Contemplating Countermeasures
This article aims to briefly examine the cyberbullying issue in Australia and what can be done to minimize or eliminate its interference with the daily life. The recommendation(s) are not...
VIEW MOREFederal Court Rules on Fujifilm Australia’s Unfair Contract Terms (Consumers Must Read Facts!)
This article aims to briefly examine the Federal Court’s ruling in relation to the unfair contract terms concerning Fujifilm Business Innovation Australia Pty Ltd. Who commenced the action? The Australian...
VIEW MOREThe difficulty of using the symbol “and/or” in a Contract or a Statement of Claim
This article aims to briefly examine the use of the symbol “and/or” in a contract or a statement of claim drafting and why this symbol should be avoided. It is...
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