Design & Building Practitioners Act for Architects
The Design and Building Practitioners Act 2020 (DBP Act) has introduced significant changes to the regulatory framework for architects in New South Wales (NSW). The law was enacted to address
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Yes, in Australia, businesses that sell goods or services, including eCommerce businesses, must register for an Australian Business Number (ABN). An ABN is essential for tax purposes, establishing credibility, and identifying the business owner. If you’re operating an online store, our eCommerce lawyers can guide you through the process of meeting all legal requirements, including ABN registration.
A consumer guarantee, also referred to as a statutory warranty, is a set of rights and protections provided under Australian Consumer Law (ACL) to consumers when they purchase goods or services. These guarantees ensure that goods must:
Our team of eCommerce lawyers can provide tailored eCommerce legal advice to ensure your business complies with these obligations and avoids potential disputes.
The Australian Consumer Law (ACL) requires businesses to include specific wording to inform consumers of their legal rights. For example:
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Our eCommerce legal advice ensures that your business is protected and compliant with Australian laws.
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Yes, having terms and conditions on your website is crucial for any eCommerce business. If your website offers goods or services, it must include the required Australian Consumer Law wording. Additionally, if you collect personal information, a privacy policy may be legally required under Australian privacy laws.
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