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Licence in the State of New South Wales to provide car wash services to the Licensor’s staff, customers and the general public (‘car park users’) Car wash services that includes no wash-down nor waste water and therefore raises no issues related to wash-down water or pollutants such as detergents, cleaning agents, grease, oil and general rubbish entering stormwater drains nor any requirements related to pollution of the stormwater as issued from time to time by the Environment Pro

This Contract of Services is a contract for a Company that engages a Sole Trader as Contractor to provide part of that Company's (the Outsourcer's) principal operations. The contract makes specific reference only to federal law and therefore can be used in any State. This includes reference to

This loan agreement in the State of Western Australia is for a new loan by a private company to a shareholder not deemed to be a dividend under 7A of the

• Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 (Cth)

This loan agreement should be executed prior to the money being loaned to the shareholder and is of no use if the money has already been given to the shareholder. Australian legal agreement with Appendix.

Setup kit ten standard Deeds (Contract Under Seal) NOTEXT in the state of WA.

Outsourcing manufacturing processes. An agreement between a company and a contractor in the Australian Capital Territory for an outsourced manufacturing process where the product is supplied by the company, worked on by the contractor and then delivered back to the company. It contains commitments to schedules, times and pricing, and talks about performance targets, responsibility for loss in delivery, indemnities for quality and warranties of final product.

Deed to establish the Joint Venture. Equal partnership in joint venture operations. Any State, well, almost... Use in NSW, Victoria, SA, WA, NT and ACT. For QLD ???; for Tas. ???. This Deed or Memorandum of Understanding is between a company and another company who have decided to co-operate in a new joint venture operation. This deed is like a partnership agreement for both companies as equals, but one that does not seek to create a new entity. A new management board is established, rules for running the operation agreed, and certain risks identified and dealt with.

Queensland only. For NSW, Victoria, SA, WA, NT and ACT ???; for Tas. ???. Equal partnership in joint venture operations. This Deed or Memorandum of Understanding is between a company and another company who have decided to co-operate in a new joint venture operation. This deed is like a partnership agreement for both companies as equals, but one that does not seek to create a new entity. A new management board is established, rules for running the operation agreed, and certain risks identified and dealt with.

This loan agreement in the Northern Territory is for a new loan by a shareholder to the company for a period exceeding ten years. It sets up a floating charge over the property of the company. It uses the moving average interest rate to ensure that equity cannot be seen to accumulate throughout the life of the loan and declarations as to purpose and relationship between the company and the lender to ensure that the loan is to be considered debt not equity under Division 974 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997. Australian legal agreement.

This generic deed is suitable for a deed between two corporations in the State of Tasmania. In its template form it says nothing and does nothing. However it contains useful interpretation clauses, useful implementation clauses, and confidentiality clauses. In its first section the template contains ample fields where the customer can insert a "recital" of the circumstances giving rise to the deed. In its "operative" section the template contains: * Covenants (undertakings) of each of the parties. For example: "The First Party shall ... do such and such by a certain date ...."

A form for registration for participation in an event proposed by a cyclist association including recognising risks and indemnification by the registrant of his/her promoting club and the event association against any claims for losses, injury or death caused by or resulting from participation in the event.