Payment schedules and SOPA: Minimum content explained
…On this issue, the Court commented that: “To say “we are not going to consider paying this until you do X” is, of itself, to refuse to grapple with the…
Infringement lessons from the Jack Daniel’s case
…thereby is entitled to free speech. The Arizona-based company further claimed that use of the JD marks in a satirical manner raised the express exclusion for dilution liability for ‘non-commercial…
Kleenex ordered to “clean up” the claims made on its website – A warning to businesses to carefully review their marketing content for compliance with the ACL
…the wipes were manufactured overseas, this was not stated to be the case on the Website. Once the ACCC brought this inaccuracy to the attention of KCA, the Logo was…
Built Qld Pty Limited v Pro-Invest Australian Hospitality Opportunity (ST) Pty Ltd
…direction to vary. The issue is factually complex but in essence it turned on whether the Contractor had to comply with performance based rather than prescriptive requirements for the air-conditioning…
Alert – Insurers succeed in Covid-19 business interruption appeals
…test case, the test cases were commenced taking account of AFCA rules which have provision for such test cases on the basis that insurers cover the insured parties’ fees. Test…
UCT 101: The usual suspects #1 – automatic renewal clauses
…of this question is fact-dependent and often debatable – for example, it might be reasonably necessary for a supplier that enters into service contracts with hundreds of customers to include…