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Succession Planning

August 11, 2010 | Posted by David King

The importance of Succession Planning is being raised by professional business advisors more and more. So, is the subject the current ‘in vogue’ or the ‘new black’ spruiked by business professionals, or does it have a serious place on the agenda that requires your attention and action?

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Is the Salary Cap Legal?

June 14, 2010 | Posted by Rose Walsh Horse Law

Sports headlines over the past few months have been dominated by the Melbourne Storm and its breach of the National Rugby League salary cap.

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Agistment and the Recovery of Overdue Fees

April 22, 2010 | Posted by Rose Walsh Horse Law

Many horse owners do not own enough land to keep their horse, others do not have the time to care for them or are in a syndicate, such as a racehorse syndicate, where the horse is kept with a trainer, or spelled. In these circumstances the arrangements which are made to house the horse on another person's property is called agistment.

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Protective Trusts and Special Disability Trusts

March 29, 2010 | Posted by Trevor Kuhle

If you have children, relatives or friends who suffer from a disability or are vulnerable for some particular reason it is possible to set up a trust (either in your will or during your lifetime) to look after their needs. These types of trusts are known as "Protective Trusts".

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Representations in Contracts of Sale of Land

February 18, 2010 | Posted by Tim Robertson

Recent court decisions help to clarify what may be regarded as misrepresentation by a vendor who is selling land.

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