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Notwithstanding that a trade mark owner may have registered a mark in Australia, registration on its own is not sufficient to ensure the...

Franchise agreements often include restraint clauses or non-compete clauses aimed at restricting the franchisee and related parties...

The Franchising Code of Conduct regulates the conduct of participants within the franchising industry in Australia. One element of that...

The Franchising Code of Conduct regulates the conduct of franchisors and franchisees within the franchising industry in Australia. One of...

From a Franchisor's perspective, there can be a number of advantages in establishing a franchise system, such as: ​ Economies of Scale...

Running a franchise business can be rewarding, but life’s unexpected turns—such as serious illness, incapacity, or death—can have...

A key element of any successful franchise system is open communications between the franchisor and its franchisees. Franchisors often...

Retail shop leasing is a sub-set of commercial leasing. If the premises to be leased will be used to conduct a business that is retail in...

Although registration of a lease with the land titles office may provide protection to the Tenant from being evicted by a 3rd party buyer...

When a Tenant enters into a commercial lease, an issue that does require consideration is whether the lease needs to be registered on...