The HKCC issues Enforcement and Leniency Guidance
7 December 2015
Hong Kong has released enforcement and leniency policies ahead of its Competition Ordinance commencement date
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Court puts section 155 recipients on notice for non-compliance
30 November 2015
For the second time this year, an individual has been sentenced for failing to comply with a section 155 notice
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Airlines left wet after Court’s drip pricing finding
25 November 2015
The Federal Court has found that Virgin and Jetstar engaged in misleading conduct by drip pricing airfares
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Haters Gonna Hate (hate, hate, hate, hate): Why are famous singers so often sued for copyright infringement?
23 November 2015
Taylor Swift was sued by R&B singer Jesse Braham for US$42 million for alleged copyright infringement in the lyrics of her chart toppings song “Shake it Off”.
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Competition changes are afoot across the Tasman
19 November 2015
An Issues Paper has been released in NZ in relation to key provisions of the Commerce Act
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B2B unfair terms regime to commence November 2016
18 November 2015
The unfair contract terms regime expansion to small business received Royal Assent on 12 November 2015.
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“Fat-Fighting” Foster Freed
10 November 2015
Federal Court orders the early release of Peter Foster for contempt charges.
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MOUnting a coordinated approach to enforcement
9 November 2015
The ACCC and NDRC have signed an MOU which allows the two regulators to coordinate their enforcement activities and share information
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ACCC and AER: Their year in review
5 November 2015
The ACCC and AER’s joint 2014-2015 annual report shows steady enforcement and continuing focus on consumer protection
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Poor man’s CRISTAL, CRISTALINO, found to infringe – the distinct relevance of reputation in assessing the likelihood of confusion in the UK and Australia?
2 November 2015
In a recent decision from Mrs Justice Rose, the famous champagne house Roederer has successfully sued J Garcia Carrion SA (JGC) for trade mark infringement.
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