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Give your customers the option to purchase goods on instalment payments with this template Lay-By Agreement for Australia and New Zealand.

• The customer can pay for the goods over time, and take possession when all payments have been made. This method of purchasing is also known as layaway.
• The seller has the right to terminate the Agreement if the customer misses a payment, or if a payment cannot be processed due to some fault of the customer.
• If the customer cancels, the seller will charge a cancellation fee to cover its reasonable costs, such as storage, depreciation, and administrative costs.
• There is a 1-week grace period granted to the customer to decide whether to proceed with the purchase or cancel the Agreement.
• This Agreement can be used in both Australia and New Zealand.

Australian distributors, prepare contracts for the suppliers you act for with this Exclusive Agency Agreement template.

Purpose of Agreement

Under the terms of the Agency Agreement, the distributor agrees to act as the supplier's exclusive agent to obtain sales orders from customers for the supplier's products within a defined territory in Australia.

Key Provisions of Agreement

• The supplier will provide the agent with demo models, samples, promotional and sales materials for the products.
• The agent will submit the customer orders to the supplier, who will then fill them.
• The agent will be paid a percentage commission on all sales, without deduction for rebates.
• The supplier will pay for all advertising and will pay the agent's reasonable expenses.
• The agent agrees not to compete with the supplier within the defined territory.

Format and Jurisdiction

The template is available in MS Word format, fully editable to fit your needs. Pay for the form once, use it as often as you need. The Agreement is governed by Australian law and is intended to be used only within Australia.

Lenders in Australia can ensure repayment of a corporate loan by having a principal of the corporate borrower execute this Guarantee Deed and Indemnity.

When to Use the Guarantee Deed

Every loan from a lender to a corporate entity should include a personal guarantee in order to secure repayment of the loan. 

Main Provisions of Agreement

A director, officer, or shareholder (the guarantor) guarantees the repayment of the company's debt in the event that the company is unable to clear the debt on its own. The guarantor also indemnifies the lender with respect to any part of the indebtedness that cannot be recovered from the guarantor.

Scope of the Guarantee

This is a continuing guarantee which will remain in effect until all of the corporate borrower's indebtedness to the lender has been paid in full.

Format and Use of Template

This legal form template can be used anywhere throughout Australia. It is available in MS Word format and is customizable and reusable.

Introduction

This customizable Australia Merger Agreement is designed to finalize the merger of two existing Australian companies into a new corporate entity.

Transfer of Businesses and Share Issuance

Both merging companies will transfer their respective businesses to the newly formed entity. In exchange for these transfers, the new corporate entity will issue shares in its capital to the shareholders of the merging companies.

Authorizations and Approvals

The merging companies are responsible for obtaining all necessary authorizations and approvals required to transfer any leases and business contracts to the new entity.

Employee Transition and Compensation

The new corporate entity will offer employment to the current employees of both merging companies. The merging companies are responsible for paying all salary, sick pay, and other amounts due or accrued to the employees up to the date of completion of the merger.

Power of Attorney

As part of the agreement, the merging companies grant the new corporate entity power of attorney, enabling it to act on their behalf in relation to the transfer of the businesses.

Confidentiality and Indemnification

The merger agreement template includes comprehensive confidentiality and indemnification provisions to protect the interests of all parties involved.

Jurisdiction

This merger agreement is intended for use exclusively in Australia.

Before you co-purchase that Australia holiday or investment property with friends or family members, draw up a Tenants in Common Agreement with this easy-to-use template.

Scope of Agreement

The Agreement can be used for joint purchase of time shares, holiday homes, or revenue properties.

Key Provisions

Provisions of the Agreement include:

• the proportion of the property owned by each co-owner;
• the time period during which each co-owner will have exclusive use of the property;
• responsibility of each co-owner for property maintenance;
• appointment of a management and letting agent;
• rental of the property;
• insurance, common costs, and utilities;
• additional capital injections;
• sale of property with and without pre-emption rights;
• mortgage or encumbrance of the property;
• market valuation;
• power of attorney;
• dispute resolution.

How to Use the Document

The Tenants in Common Agreement should be signed as a deed and registered at the applicable Land Title Office.

The template is available in MS Word format and is fully customizable to meet your specific requirements. It is intended for use only within Australia.