Recent Content by Paul Cott

Hi, you could get a solicitors letter sent to them which gives them one last chance to do the right thing. Failing which you may be able to seek a...

I wouldn’t think criminal charges are likely in this case but certainly civil, remedies under the ACL could well be possible though.

Hi Greg, I agree with Rod, also, what were the comments n the report about, alleged underperformance? Generally a contract variation requires the...

Hi Ayra, I would seek a directions hearing from the court where you outline what has occurred and the potential significant disadvantage you could...

Hi Anne, For them to say the deposit is non refundable is false and misleading. There are circumstances where it would be refundable such as where...

Hi Glyn, That should be a simple matter but a conveyancer or solicitor may need to do it. There’d be a transfer or some document lodged with the...

Hi I think the contract would have to be looked at to answer that question. But if the contract was drawn up by lawyers for the franchisor it is...

Hi Tanase, I would think the terms and conditions of your contract have carried or held over to now so 4 weeks notice is probably required.

There are three elements of a genuine redundancy. The job (the role not tasks) is no longer being performed by anyone. Two, consultation with you...

An independent witness ( I am assuming you mean expert witness) are meant to be unbiased and truly independent, even if there are obviously,...

Hi Kaye, You have served them with a notice. But as the issue seems unresolved, I think you need to force the neighbours to do what they should....

Hi Unique, Yes try the solicitors who drafted it. They certainly should still have it. They may be more likely to give it to you if you are a...

Hi Ally, possession is 9 tenths of the law which while not strictly true, is pretty close. The horse is yours, but just ask them why they want...

Hi Lucas, I don't do criminal law myself but I would think that could be obtaining financial advantage by deception. As for suing him, what do...

You could write a letter of demand but you may not have experience or knowledge of exactly what to say, with all respect to you. Might be better...