A Licence is generally a permit, authority or approval for an entity (the Licensee) to conduct specific activities usually ion relation to a specific site or sites. For example, in Australia to sell alcohol a person needs an Alcohol Licence or own a gun an individual requires a Gun Licence.
In regards to Service Stations and Petrol Stations, a Company may provide you with a Licence which gives you the authority to conduct a business using their brand, design, name, business structures and processes. However, it is important to be aware that under a Licence Agreement you may be restricted with various operations or matters.
As a Licensee it is important to seek independent legal advice from a Service Station Lawyer. Our Service Station Lawyers can provide you with the following legal services:
- Review Licence Agreement;
- Advise on Licence Agreement;
- Negotiate terms of Licence Agreement;
- Correspond with relevant parties on your behalf;
- Advise on all relevant Acts and Legislation that may affect you as a Licensee;
- Advise on your rights and obligations as a Licensee; and
- Advise, assist and guide on all other Licensee related matters.
Our Sydney Service Station Lawyers understand that Licence Agreements and Service Station Law are complex and combined can be detailed and technical. Our Service Station Lawyers have experience with handling Service Station Licence Agreements and can assist you and provide you with professional legal advice.
Furthermore, if you are a Service Station Licensee and you have a dispute regarding your Licensee Agreement or wish to have your Licensee Agreement further reviewed, our Service Station Lawyers can work with you to develop strategic steps to resolve your matter. If required our Service Station Lawyers can represent you in a Court or Tribunal.
If you wish to meet with one of our Service Station Lawyers regarding your Service Station Licence Agreement, contact our firm on (02) 9233 4048 or send an email to info@navado.com.au.
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