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What is a Deed of Guarantee?
A Deed of Guarantee is a binding legal document under which one party (the guarantor) agrees to guarantee that certain obligations of another party will be met. In doing so,Read More
What Is a Deed of Indemnity?
A deed of indemnity refers to a contractual agreement between a company and a company director or officer. Whilst having a deed of indemnity is not a requirement for eitherRead More
What Is a Quantum Meruit Claim?
Quantum meruit refers to an equitable doctrine where the law recognises that on the occasion an individual is not designated a payment for their work, the individual is to receiveRead More
What is Promissory Estoppel?
Promissory estoppel refers to a doctrine that aims to provide protection to party (A) who acts in reliance of a promise made by another party (B) to their detriment. ThisRead More
What is a Sunset Clause?
A sunset clause refers to a provision in a contract that limits how long a contract is valid for – meaning that after the specified date, the document will noRead More
What is a Greenfields Agreement?
A greenfields agreement refers to an enterprise agreement that is related to genuine new enterprises before employees are employed. This enterprise agreement is unique as it is negotiated between theRead More
What Are the Rules around Shareholder Quorums?
In order for a company to hold a members’ meeting which is valid, the shareholder quorum in each of their meetings must be met. A Quorum refers to the acceptedRead More