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ARTICLE · 06 JULY 2022

Proper contract can protect party in dispute

When drafting the contract, there are a number of essential clauses that should be incorporated.

AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law

For those involved in the agricultural sector, there are numerous things which are largely or totally out of your control- whether it rains, whether it rains at the right or wrong time, unseasonably hot or cold weather, frosts and pests, just to name a few. There is a lot of work and cost that goes into livestock farming or growing a crop, particularly in the current climate with rapidly increasing costs for things like fertiliser and diesel.

Often it seems like the hard work has been done once the crop, livestock or product is sold, but unfortunately there are many instances where the problems are just beginning as farmers and agricultural suppliers then have difficulties in recovering the money owed to them.

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