Partnership Agreements (Legal Article)
A partnership is an arrangement between two or more persons carrying on business with a view to profit. Partnerships can be loose arrangements or the terms can be in a written agreement known as a Deed. Regardless of whether a written agreement exists, if the arrangement is clearly a partnership then the actions, powers and rights of each partner are controlled by the Partnership Act 1890.

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Late Payment Of Commercial Debts (Legal Article)
The Act initially came into force on November 1st 1998 and allowed small businesses, (50 or less employees) the right to claim interest for late payment from large businesses, (over 50 employees) and public sector organisations. However, from 1st November 2000 small businesses have also been able to claim statutory interest from other small businesses. More...

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The Competition Act 1998 (Legal Article)
The Competition Act came into force on 1st March 2000. The act addresses two key areas of anti-competitive behaviour Anti-competitive agreements,Abuse of dominant market position , The Act was partly introduced as a result of continued allegations of "rip-off" Britain in areas such as retail sales, particularly by the leading supermarkets and car manufacturers. More...

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