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Senate inquiry into the regulation of digital currency – a move in the right direction?

22 December 2014

senate, nquiry, digital currency, bitcoin, ATO, tax office, australian digital currency commerce association, Sam Dastyari, coinye, kanye, silk road

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Hospital’s by-laws flatline on the competition table

22 December 2014

By Tyson Beckman

Diagnosis is clear – section 45 still a powerful enforcement tool as ACCC commences proceeding against Calvary Hospitals for penalties and other orders

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ATMOsphere – Trade Marks Office Decisions – December 2014

22 December 2014

By Millie Dale

ATMOsphere: Our regular trade mark series of posts that aim to keep our readers up-to-date on what has been happening in the world of Trade Marks Office decisions.

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Is buying your partner a bike for Christmas a good idea?

18 December 2014

By Edmund Bao

ACCC uses section 87B undertakings to resolve resale price maintenance investigation

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Copyright contract proves to be Kryptonite for Superman co-creator

17 December 2014

By Jessie Porteus

A 1992 agreement made between the sister of Superman co-creator Joseph Shuster and DC Comics has prevented the Shuster estate from terminating a copyright grant to DC.

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Preliminary discovery and arbitration

17 December 2014

By Patrick Gunning

Ordinarily, an arbitral tribunal does not have the power to order preliminary discovery of documents that would allow a prospective plaintiff to evaluate whether or not sufficient evidence exists to commence a claim.

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Guidelines released on the “right to be forgotten”

16 December 2014

By Emily Rich

Search engines are no longer in the dark about how to interpret the now infamous “right to be forgotten” ruling of the European Court of Justice (“ECJ”)

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