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What is a Bill of Exchange?
A bill of exchange is a formal, written instrument that binds one party to pay a certain sum of money to another person on demand or at a predetermined date.Read More
Ending A Contract With A Deed Of Termination
Regardless of the line of business you operate in, contracts will continually be entered into with various stakeholders – customers, suppliers, partners or many other parties. Sometimes ending a legallyRead More
How do Industry Regulations work?
A wide array of industries have regulations that apply to businesses operating within them. Such businesses may be required, for example, to have a license in order to operate. BusinessRead More
Does Your Business Partnership Need a Profit Share Agreement?
What is a Profit Share Agreement? A profit share agreement is a legally binding document setting out the terms of a profit sharing arrangement, where two businesses work together andRead More
What Is A Common Seal?
A common seal is a signature personalised to the company which can be used to carry out documents. A common seal is a stamp with the words ‘common seal’ onRead More
In Litigation, what is a Cross-Claim?
A defendant typically has 28 days to provide a defence to a statement of claim. In this time, they may also choose to file a cross-claim against a co-defendant orRead More
What Are Boilerplate Clauses?
If someone is talking about boilerplate clauses, they are referring to the general or standard clauses of a contract. These clauses are deemed “boilerplate clauses” because they are included inRead More