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Reforms are vital to responding to the threat environment identified to protect the community against financial crimes

In Viking Trading OU v Louis Dreyfus Suisse SA [2023] EWHC 2160 (Comm) the English Commercial Court clarified its discretionary power to grant costs of defending a s69 application...

An expert panel will review the "appropriateness of the extension arrangements for pharmaceutical patents" in Australia.

The Genocide Bill has been sent to the Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee to undergo review.

In his own version of the pre-holiday rush, the Canadian Commissioner of Competition has in the last several days challenged one merger transaction.

Boyle blew the whistle on the tax office internally in mid-2017 as it had been applying a garnishee practice.

The bulletin has links to developments in NSW public law and government and articles of interest to NSW public lawyers.

Australia's family law is facing substantial changes with the new FLA Bill to put the best interests of the child at the centre.

Tradings do porte da Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) e da Cargill colhem os frutos dos investimentos em infraestrutura feitos nos portos do Arco Norte

This was an appeal by the Sellers (Thai Maparn Trading) under S. 69 Arbitration Act 1996 (error of law) against two arbitration awards issued by the GAFTA Board of Appeal.

In a recent decision the High Court has refused an application for an anti-suit injunction to prevent a third party being joined to court proceedings in Mexico.

This new bill would implement an additional seven recommendations from the AHRA Respect@Work Report.

The Calcutta High Court, in Louis Dreyfus Company India Private Limited v. Enforcement Directorate, Government of India, CRR 1145 of 2024, examined the circumstances in which a person against whom no case was made out in the scheduled offence could nevertheless be proceeded against under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 (“PMLA”). The Court quashed the PMLA proceedings against Louis Dreyfus Company India Private Limited (“LDC”), principally finding that the material collected by the Enforcement Directorate (“ED”) did not establish the requisite connection between LDC and the alleged proceeds of crime.

The Supreme Court, in the case of New India Assurance Co. Ltd. & Ors. vs. M/s Louis Dreyfus Commodities India Pvt. Ltd. (2026 INSC 876) ('New India Assurance vs. Louis Dreyfus'), has held that where an insurance policy covers turnover on a running annual basis, the insurer cannot be held liable for a loss that occurs after the insured's actual turnover has exceeded the turnover for which premium has already been paid, even where the policy itself is expressed as an annual turnover based cover.

Canada's Competition Bureau recently sued a Canadian agricultural company, seeking to unwind part of a closed transaction involving the company's purchase of grain elevators.

Bill seeks to amend the Privacy Act.

A recent High Court decision has been published which demonstrates the care required when dealing with gifts to non-UK charitable entities.

The term "strike" contained in an exclusion clause within a berth charterparty extended to include the congestion period which followed the "strike" itself.

In a recent case, the Court of Appeal narrowly interpreted a clause providing for interruptions to laytime in the event of force majeure circumstances.