A Guide for Negotiating Commercial Leases in Queensland
This article discusses some of the key aspects of commercial leases that, as a Queensland business owner, you need to be aware of.
Unlocking Success Through Business Restructuring in Queensland
Business restructuring could be the key if you are looking to boost the performance of your Queensland business. Read more to find out why.
How Commercial Law helped Bob – [a case study]
In this video, James Ballantyne explains a case study on how Ballantyne Law has assisted Bob a widget repairer with his business legal needs throughout the business life cycle from the time Bob decided to establish the business until he has grown it to the point that he is thinking of selling the company shares to successors.
Commercial Tenancies Code
The Prime Minister has announced that the National Cabinet has approved a new mandatory “Commercial Tenancies Code” to assist in dealing with the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.
Each state is expected to amend legislation to implement the Code’s principles shortly.
Commercial Tenancies Code of Conduct
The recently announced mandatory Code of Conduct (Code) for commercial tenancy requires landlords and tenants to negotiate appropriate temporary leasing arrangements to achieve mutually satisfactory outcomes during the Coronavirus pandemic and a reasonable recovery period.
Commercial Tenancy Code Explained – Presentation by James Ballantyne
One of the most common issues confronting both businesses and property investors during this Pandemic is how commercial tenancies should be dealt with.
What are the benefits of registering a trade mark?
A trade mark is a ‘sign’ used to distinguish goods or services provided by one business from those provided by other businesses.
Retention of title clauses
Retention of title clauses (sometimes called Romalpa clauses after a leading British case) have long been an important part of contracts for the sale of goods, particularly when possession of the goods being sold is transferred before the purchase price is paid. Properly drafted retention of title clauses ensure ownership of the goods remains in the seller until the purchase price (or sometimes some other condition) is paid in full. Such clauses are critical to assist a seller recover goods if a buyer becomes insolvent.
