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Digg it UP - Intellectual Property: Trade Marks - Goodwill
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After the completion of the sale of the funeral business, the business bel
When the time for employee performance evaluation comes around, it spells of a lot of work and stress. Many evaluations have to be prepared and more stressful is the part when your team member argues on what you have documented.There is an effective and easy way to do this if you can plan your activities towards this exercise. It will normally stretch over a period of a year or the duration of a
The defendant took over a funeral director's business in 1965. He also offered his services as an agricultural contractor and as a provider of memorial headstones and plaques. By 1993 he was trading under his own name, 'Richard T Adlem,' and had built up a business, which was well respected. He decided to sell the undertaker's business in 1993, but to retain his farming and headstone businesses. He entered into a contract, which contained a restrictive covenant, with B, who bought the funeral business and its goodwill. In this case, the restrictive covenant was an obligation preventing the defendant from competing with B for a specified period.
After the completion of the sale of the funeral business, the business belo
One of the most powerful tools available to small businesses is direct mail. By this I don’t mean electronic, Internet-based mail, but the old-fashioned kind that requires a stamp and a trip to the post office.Why is direct mail such a powerful tool?It’s a way for small businesses, especially retailers, to separate themselves from the big box stores such as Best Buy and Wal-mart, and to c
The defendant took over a funeral director's business in 1965. He also offered his services as an agricultural contractor and as a provider of memorial headstones and plaques. By 1993 he was trading under his own name, 'Richard T Adlem,' and had built up a business, which was well respected. He decided to sell the undertaker's business in 1993, but to retain his farming and headstone businesses. He entered into a contract, which contained a restrictive covenant, with B, who bought the funeral business and its goodwill. In this case, the restrictive covenant was an obligation preventing the defendant from competing with B for a specified period.
After the completion of the sale of the funeral business, the business bel
I don't know of an organization that does not want its salespeople to cross-sell. The big question is why it is so difficult to successfully implement a cross-sell strategy, especially across divisions. Certainly product knowledge is a real issue and so is compensation - What's in it for me? But more than that are the issues of risk and trust.Many salespeople are afraid to "expose" their client
After the completion of the sale of the funeral business, the business bel
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After the completion of the sale of the funeral business, the business bel
Community PropertyCalifornia is a community property state. All property that is purchased or acquired during marriage, or transmuted (converted) to community property during marriage is community property.The husband and wife in a marriage, each own an undivided one half interest in all community property of the marriage.Community property is not divided, unless d
After the completion of the sale of the funeral business, the business belonged to B, not the defendant. However B frequently used the defendant's services and paid him for these services. Throughout that period, the defendant knew that B was using the name 'Richard T Adlem' for the funeral business.
In 2000, B sold the funeral business to the claimant. By that agreement, the claimant bought the goodwill of the business including the right to carry on business in succession to B and to use the business name. The defendant made no objection, and actually assisted the claimant with about 40 funerals undertaken by the claimant under the 'Richard T Adlem'.
In March 2001, the defendant re-commenced his own business under the name 'Richard T Adlem', and started advertising under that name. He also started to object to the claimant using the name. In April 2002, the defendant registered the name 'Richard T Adlem Funeral Director' as a trade m
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