by Cameron Shaw | Nov 25, 2020
Generally, an employer is NOT allowed to deduct from an employee’s wages unless they are authorised by the employee, the modern award or by a Commonwealth law. The deductions that are allowed are specified under section 324 of the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) (‘the Act’)....
by Cameron Shaw | May 11, 2018
Given the scope of company law and breadth of varying divergence between majority and minority shareholders, let us consider the most common disputes whereby the company’s affairs are contrary to the interests of its members or are oppressive, unfairly prejudicial or...
by Cameron Shaw | Sep 29, 2015
The Corporations Act 2001, Section 115 provides: A person must not participate in the formation of a partnership or association that: (a) has as an object gain for itself or for any of its members; and (b) has more than 20...
by Telemon Admin | Jul 23, 2015
Nicholas Seddon observes in Seddon on Deeds (The Federation Press, 2015), 19: “As a general principal, a contract should be preferred over a deed if there is a choice.”
by Cameron Shaw | Jul 23, 2015
Lord Justice Pearce in Yeoman Credit Ltd v Latter (1961) WLR 828, at p.830. said: “In its widest sense a contract of indemnity includes a contract of guarantee. But in the more precise sense … a contract of indemnity differs from a guarantee. An indemnity...
