My shop's name in my contract is 'Middleastern Deli'
Can I sell Toilet papers tissues and sweets in my shop under my
contract or not? please provide me with a solid proof if the answer is
yes,

thank you

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Request for Question Clarification by cynthia-ga on 14 Jan 2005 22:25 PST

bataas,

As the Commenter pointed out, we need more information.

1) Do you own a franchise, or are you a sole proprietor/small shop owner?
2) What kind of business license do you have?  Who licensed you? 
3) What is this contract you mentioned?  Have you read the fine print?

~~Cynthia

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Clarification of Question by bataas-ga on 16 Jan 2005 05:02 PST

1-  I am a sole proprietor/small shop owner in a small shoping centre.
2-  I am tradinding as a "www market" by fair trade,who licensed me in
new south wales, while in my contract with the shoping center's
management is "www deli".
3) What is this contract you mentioned?The contract i mentioned is a
normale leaseing contract, which does not states any items to be sold.
 Have you read the fine print?no

I'm certain that the researcher will need to know the city  you are in.

I am in Bonnyrig city of NSW state in Australia

With whom is this contract?  I'm sure the name of the shop has nothing
to do with what you can sell.  Rather, the terms of the contact would
determine that.

1-  I am a sole proprietor/small shop owner in a small shoping centre.
2-  I am tradinding as a "www market" by fair trade,who licensed me in
new south wales, while in my contract with the shoping center's
management is "www deli".
3) What is this contract you mentioned?The contract i mentioned is a
normale leaseing contract, which does not states any items to be sold.
 Have you read the fine print?no.

Unless you are barred or proscribed by contract or law, then you can
sell whatever you want.  You may want to consult with your landlord
and local authorities.