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Discretionary Trusts Business Succession Planning Caveats - When can they be Logged? Heads of Agreements - Are they Binding? Companies - Winding Up - An effective weapon

What's New at Rosendorff Lawyers

As part of our ongoing commitment to practical and efficient legal service, Rosendorff Lawyers are excited to bring you our new DEBT MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME to assist you in managing your client debt portfolio.

We trade in difficult times where cash flow and efficient collection of monies are more important than ever. Bankruptcies have increased dramatically, mainly among small business traders and partnerships who were not able to cope with the liquidity demands of the new tax system. Without the appropriate debt management tools in place, the conduct of a successfully business becomes even more onerous.

With our DEBT MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME your staff will be in control of the day-to-day debt recovery process. We will provide the necessary support, training and education in all relevant legal issues, and provide assistance whenever it is necessary to ensure swift recovery of amounts owing to you.

If you would like further information regarding this programme or for your free of charge and obligation-free kit, please contact Dianne Watson at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

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Discretionary Trusts

It is strongly advised that investment assets, especially those that appreciate in value, be held in Discretionary Trusts. Apart from the flexibility achieved regarding the distribution of income and capital as well as asset protection there is no disposal upon death of one of the Beneficiaries and therefore no capital gains tax consequences.
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Business Succession Planning

A key component in any business is the agreement between all owners of the business and their entities. A business succession plan is an agreement between all the principals of a business, so that if one of the principals dies, becomes totally or permanently incapacitated or critically ill, then the outgoing principal will sell, and the continuing principals or their associates will buy the outgoing interest.

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Mr Smith, an elderly man was being cross-examined during a trial in which he was the plaintiff and was seeking damages of $10 million for personal injuries sustained in a motor vehicle collision.
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Caveats - When can they be Logged?

Parties often seek to lodge a caveat over another person's property claiming a caveatable interest. Whether or not a caveat can be lodged on a property depends on the facts of each matter. The following cases deal with situations where caveats were lodged and how the Court dealt with these issues.
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Heads of Agreements - Are they Binding?

Parties often sign "Heads of Agreement" when entering into, for example negotiations for the sale of a business. Are these "Heads of Agreement" binding and can one of the parties rely on the "Heads of Agreement" and issue legal proceedings based on that document to enforce "the sale".
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