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High Court Casts Doubt On Subsistence Of Copyright In Compilations
Since the decision of the Full Federal Court in Desktop Marketing Systems Pty Ltd v Telstra Corporation Ltd, a compilation of factual information has been considered to ordinarily be an original literary work for copyright purposes if the compiler has undertaken substantial labour or incurred substantial expense in collecting the information recorded in the compilation.
AustraliaIntellectual Property
HopgoodGanim
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ASIC Reviews Policy On Internet Discussion Sites
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) recently released a Consultation Paper on the regulation of internet discussion sites which contain commentary about financial products and services.
AustraliaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
HopgoodGanim

Retirement Villages: Determining Whether Indemnity Costs Should Be Awarded Against A Party

The decision of the Commercial and Consumer Tribunal delivered on 20 May 2009 provides a timely reminder of the factors considered by the Tribunal in determining whether indemnity costs should be awarded against a party.

AustraliaReal Estate and Construction

Buyers creating GST Liabilities for Sellers – the Sunchen Case

The decision in Sunchen Pty Ltd v Commissioner of Taxation was handed down in the Federal Court on 29 January 2010. This case is relevant to property sellers who may need to charge GST on the sale of their property - those sellers that are either registered for GST or required to be registered for GST.

Australia's first determination of compensation for native title

This NT case was the first decision to order compensation for loss or impairment of native title rights and interests.

AustraliaGovernment, Public Sector

HG Insurance and Risk Alert: No causative breach of duty despite mechanical failure of crane

In this Alert, we consider how the courts will approach causation in negligence when there are competing expert opinion.

AustraliaInsurance

Business Succession Factsheet: Asset protection post mortem: Managing the risk of claims against your estate

This factsheet dispels some myths of a will challenge and explains how the risk of estate litigation should be managed.

AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law

Underground water management: Committee recommends passing new water laws

Coal mining lease holders and applicants should now ensure that they will be compliant with the new water regime.

AustraliaEnergy and Natural Resources

Limited recourse borrowing arrangements (LBRA) for self-managed superannuation funds (SMSF)

This alert looks at key issues in paying out LRBAs in SMSFs and transferring the property to the trustee of the SMSF.

AustraliaFinance and Banking

China's new cross border e-commerce taxation regulations: how will they affect you?

China has released regulations to reconstruct how it taxes goods sold on its highly popular e-commerce platforms.

AustraliaInternational Law

How town planning can respond to the rising challenges of climate change

The conclusions contained in this IPCC report are relevant to future development, particularly for coastal communities.

AustraliaReal Estate and Construction

Landmark Queensland Court of Appeal decision confirms developers’ protection against the wrongful refusal to settle by purchasers - 22 May 2013

This case is the first of its kind and clarifies the meaning of Section 27, giving assurance and comfort to developers.

AustraliaReal Estate and Construction

Who would have thought? A body corporate dispute about a balcony before the High Court

A lot owner was in dispute with other lot owners with respect to the lot owner's desire to join his two decks together.

AustraliaReal Estate and Construction

Draft ATO Ruling contains important tax considerations for shareholders regarding renounceable rights issues

Companies considering offering renounceable rights issues should be aware of the information in ATO Ruling TR 2017/D3.

Payroll tax: Breaking up is hard to do

When companies are grouped for payroll tax, they are viewed as one entity for the purposes of payroll tax liabilities.

ACCC to seek leave to appeal Flight Centre decision to High Court - 9 September 2015

Special Counsel Brett Bolton discusses the background to the case and the possible competition law implications.

AustraliaAntitrust/Competition Law

Proposed Corporations Act amendments to improve trading of retail corporate bonds

The article outlines key elements of the proposed amendments and their effect on the current corporate governance laws.

AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law

Co-worker's assault on a FIFO worker at a mine site's tavern was outside the ambit of their employment

The injury would only have been in the course of employment if there was a link between the employment and the assault.

AustraliaEmployment and HR

Coalition IR reforms to be introduced – making Greenfields Agreements for new business projects

The bill includes reforms to the making of enterprise agreements for new business development and investment projects.

AustraliaEmployment and HR

It’s decided – a term of mutual trust and confidence is not implied by law into employment contracts in Australia

The High Court held that a term of mutual trust and confidence should not be implied by law into employment contracts.

AustraliaEmployment and HR

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