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A question commonly asked by those looking to sell a commercial property or business is “what is good will?”
In simple and general terms, the goodwill of a business is what attracts customers and clients to the business. It is the value of the business not connected with the value of the assets of the business. On the other hand, a Conveyancing Solicitor or Commercial Lawyer will tell you that the answer to the question “what is goodwill?” is that it is a type of intangible personal property intrinsically linked to a business. When you sell a business, you will generally sell the business assets, stock, plant and equipment and the goodwill. As such, the proper valuation of the goodwill of your business is vital. A Commercial Lawyer can help you arrange this.
There are a number of elements that jointly make up the goodwill of a business. These may include things like:-
In most circumstances, the purchaser’s Conveyancing Solicitor or Commercial Lawyer will request that certain clauses are included into the contract in order to protect the goodwill vested in the business. For example, the purchaser might request that the contract prohibits the vendor from:-
When acting for a Vendor it is important to ensure that these clauses and conditions are not overly restrictive or overbearing.
For more information and quality and competitive legal advice, contact our office and arrange an appointment with an experienced Commercial Lawyer.
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Date: Dec 08, 2011
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By focusing on volume and quality, we can afford to offer expert Commercial Conveyancing services at a competitive rate. We charge fixed fees of $1250 (plus GST, plus disbursements) for the standard commercial or industrial sale. This fee covers the …
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If you are buying or selling a property and require Conveyancing services, you should make an appointment to see one of our Conveyancing Lawyers in one of the following locations:
