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The most important provision of a shareholders’ agreement is the exit provision
There can be no doubt that if you are a shareholder and a party to a shareholders agreement, written or verbal, that one day you will exit the shareholders agreement…...
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Guide to selling a business in NSW
Understand the considerations, your rights and responsibilities when selling a business in NSW with Turnbull Hill Lawyers.
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Seeds Blowing in the Wind: The GM Canola Case Explored (Part 2)
A landmark case in the West Australian Supreme Court is pitching farmer against farmer in the hotly contested genetically modified food and crops debate - Part 2.
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What types of deadlock clauses are used in Shareholder Agreements?
Protect your business from shareholder disputes. Learn about the essential types of deadlock clause shareholder agreement provisions.
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You’re in business with others…if it all stops going well, are your options clear?
During the past year I've provided advice to numerous business owners in disputes with a co-owner. Generally the business owners operated by way of partnership or as shareholders of a...
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Are you considering buying a franchise or franchising your business
Buying a franchise or franchising your business is a major business decision and, although it is a rapidly expanding means of doing business in Australia, franchising is not a guarantee...
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Capital Gains Tax (CGT): Timing is everything for a seller
Timing is everything when it comes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT). A decision in a case before the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) earlier this year highlights how costly it can...
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What is a Company Limited By Guarantee vs Incorporated Association?
Learn the characteristics of a company limited by guarantee vs incorporated association, as well as how to transition to it .
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The Claimants’ Insurance Lawyer should understand the Claimant, their loss & how it affects them
Insurance disputes generally involve two parties, the Insurer and the Claimant. One generally a multi-national company, and the other more often than not, a person.
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