Petrol Station disputes:

Petrol station disputes can include disputes about:

1. The lease of the petrol station premises;
2. The environmental impact of a proposed petrol station;
3. Whether the petrol station is complying with all environmental protection laws;
4. Suppliers to the petrol station and the terms and conditions of supply;
5. Employee disputes;
6. Work health and safety compliance issues;
7. Redevelopment of an existing petrol station premises including process for tender, entering building contracts and any consequence of this redevelopment on its obligations to employees and its obligations under the terms of a lease;
8. Terms and conditions of contracts issued by lenders.

Where there is a petrol station dispute, alternative dispute resolution processes such as conciliation, mediation and negotiation may be utilised in an effort to resolve the dispute without it escalating to litigation, or in conjunction with litigation. Courts often impose compulsory mediation in matters they consider to have prospects of reaching an agreement without advancing to a hearing.

At Navado we have extensive experience in all aspects of petrol station disputes from advising on our client's legal obligations and entitlements, participating in alternative dispute resolution and pursuing legal proceedings.

If you wish to speak with one of our Petrol Station Lawyers, please contact our firm by telephone on (02) 9233 4048 or send an email to info@navado.com.au. 

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