Statutory demand notices – a useful tool with benefits and risks
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Statutory demand notices are commonly used as a helpful tool to create leverage to collect undisputed debts.… Read More
Want to make your mark? Register it!
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Does your business have a trade name or do you have a branding idea? If so, you have some homework to do. … Read More
Lessors beware! What to watch out for if you’re in the business of leasing goods
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Leasing goods for a term of more than one year creates a security interest. This security interest means you have a right to the goods you have leased, even though you may not have physical possession of them.… Read More
Five benefits of having a shareholders agreement
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Shareholders agreements are useful for companies with a relatively small number of shareholders, where the potential for deadlock and disagreement is greater.… Read More
Are you really prepared to give that guarantee?
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Before giving a guarantee, whether it is for your children or your business, it pays to understand the worst case scenario.… Read More
Some comments on the Harmful Digital Communications Act 2015 safe harbour
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The Harmful Digital Communications Act 2015 was enacted on 2 July 2015, and it raises a few issues that hosts should be aware of.… Read More
The Notary Public – the third arm of the legal profession
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Notaries are lawyers appointed by the Archbishop of Canterbury to officially witness signatures on legal documents. WRMK has one Notary Public, Steve Wong.… Read More
Why does your company need a constitution?
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The Companies Act requires a company to have some form of constitution, and also governs what that constitution contains.… Read More
Selling your business and assigning the lease?
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Even if you have successfully assigned your lease to a new tenant with landlord consent, you may still be liable on the lease.… Read More
Should you agree to provide an indemnity?
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Often in commercial contracts one party is asked to give an indemnity to another. Should you agree to such terms?… Read More