By journalalerts on January 10, 2025
The latest Part of the Australian Tax Review (AT Rev) includes the following articles and sections: "EDITORIAL – Reflections on a Year of Changes" – General Editors: Kerrie Sadiq and Dale Pinto; "Grounds to Object: The Limitation on the Scope of Merits Review of Tax Decisions" – Joel Townsend; and "Revisiting Income Averaging 50 Years after the Asprey Review" – Thea Voogt.
By journalalerts on January 10, 2025
The latest Part of the Environmental and Planning Law Journal (EPLJ) includes the following articles and section: "SPEECH – The Public Interest" – The Hon John Basten; "Shipping More Than Sunshine: Water Planning for Hydrogen Production in Queensland Australia" – Jacqui Robertson; "Ministerial Negligence: Realising Its Fleeting Utility in Environmental Law through the EPBC Act" – Arden Yeh; and the "Unto the Breach: The Application of Vicarious Liability to Environmental Crimes" – Adrian Hizo.
By journalalerts on December 17, 2024
The latest part of the Building and Construction Journal contains editorial by the general editor Michael Christie SC; articles, Construction Law Disputes and Forum Preference – Trends from the Available Data 2012–2022 by Professor John Sharkey AM and Samuel J Woff; Recourse to Security Post Termination by David J McAndrew KC; The Relationship between Security of Payment Laws and Insolvency by Michael Christie SC and David Hume; reports, The Republic of India v Deutsche Telekom AG by Raeesa Rawal, MWB Everton Park Pty Ltd as trustee for MWB Everton Park Unit Trust v Devcon Building Co Pty Ltd by James Hastie, Total Construction Pty Ltd v Kennedy Civil Contracting Pty Ltd (subject to a Deed of Company Arrangement) by Dale Atkinson, Lieschke v Lieschke by Christopher Rowden and Thomas Law.
By journalalerts on November 28, 2024
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By journalalerts on November 27, 2024
The latest part of the Building and Construction Journal contains editorial by the general editor Michael Christie SC; articles, How Will the New Unfair Contract Terms Regime Affect Construction Contracts? by Jey Nandacumaran and Cameron Inglis; Concurrent Delay and the Prevention Principle – Resolving the Conflicting Lines of Authority by Ian Thorpe; For Better or for Worse? An Analysis of “Betterment” in the Assessment of Damages in Construction Claims by Amanda Jade Staninovski; reports, Cirrus Real Time Processing Systems Pty Ltd v Jet Aviation Australia Pty Ltd by Andrew Emmerson, A-Civil Aust Pty Ltd v Ceerose Pty Ltd by Douglas Johnson, Bhatt v YTO Construction Pty Ltd by Holly Scott, McDonald v MAK Constructions and Building Services Pty Ltd by Declan Byrne, Witron Australia Pty Ltd v Turnkey Innovative Engineering Pty Ltd by Daniel Ward.
By journalalerts on November 22, 2024
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By journalalerts on November 19, 2024
The latest Part of the Australian Intellectual Property Journal includes the following articles: "Sketching Moral Rights" by Isabella Alexander, Pat Grant, Genevieve Wilkinson and Evana Wright, "For Better or Metaverse: Assessing Potential Risks and Opportunities For Brand Protection within the Metaverse" by Marie Karykis, "Literary Characters in Intellectual Property Law, by Jani McCutcheon - Book Review" by Sarah Hook. Also in this Part is the following section: Editorial.
By journalalerts on November 13, 2024
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By journalalerts on November 6, 2024
This Part of the Australian Law Journal includes the following articles: "The Variety of Constitutional Implications, and How They Are Identified" by Jeffrey Goldsworthy, "Sounding Out a Presumption from Silence" by Harry Sanderson, and "The Intersection of Tort and Contract: History, Taxonomy and Statute" by Michael Taurian. Sections include Current Issues with subheadings, "The Minimum Age of Criminal Responsibility – Debate Continues", "A Judge Disciplined", "Suppression Orders", "Trust in the Courts" and "An Interesting Oath". Other sections include Recent Cases; "Contract Damages – Reliance Damages – Wasted Expenditure – “Facilitation Principle” and "Kea Ora from the Queensland Supreme Court – Supporting the High Court of New Zealand through the Grant of Injunctive Relief", Corporations and Securities: "The 2023 Parliamentary Review of Corporate Insolvency Law in Australia", Family Law; "Google Translate and the Evidence Act 1995 (Cth): Gujic v Arterbury [2024] FedCFamC1A 48", and a piece From the Law Schools.
By journalalerts on October 29, 2024
The latest Part of the Australian Journal of Competition and Consumer Law includes the following articles: In the Interests of Commercial Certainty – Is It Time to Reconsider the Application of Key Provisions of the Australian Consumer Law? – M Scott KC; and The Misuse of Discrete Choice Experiment Surveys in Product Liability Cases – Christopher Pleatsikas. Also in this Part are the following sections: EDITORIAL: Another New Feature; Authorisations and Notifications: Commonwealth Bank of Australia and Ors: Providing Assurance to the ACCC under the Authorisation Test – Shannon Hadley; Enforcement and Remedies: The Long Road to Deterrence: Sentences of Imprisonment for Criminal Cartel Conduct – Bill Keane; Case Note: Applications by Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd and Suncorp Group Ltd [2024] ACompT 1 – Meshal Althobaiti; Consumer Concerns: Unfair Trading Practices: Practical Examples from Consumer Organisations about the Need for Reform – Erin Turner; Report from Africa: The Growth of Market Inquiries in Africa as a Competition Policy Tool – Lesley Morphet; Report from Latin America – Luis Omar Guerrero Rodríguez and Martín Michaus-Fernández; Report from the Middle East: Saudi Arabia – Eyad Maher Dabbah; Worth Repeating.