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How much freedom of manoeuvre do receivers have?

Chapman Tripp
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Australia, New Zealand
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June 19 2013

It is quite a thing for the law to remove from owners the rights normally associated with ownership and to confer them on receivers. Which is why

Trans-Tasman retirement savings portability arrangements in place

Bell Gully
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Australia, New Zealand
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June 17 2013

The Australian Government has completed legislative steps that will allow New Zealanders to transfer their retirement savings between complying

Australian Parliament introduces new IP laws amendment bill

AJ Park
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Australia, New Zealand
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June 13 2013

The Bill follows the Raising the Bar Act that came into effect on 15 April 2013, and is part of the Government's ongoing reform of Australia's

Software patents: you'll know one when you see it

Shelston IP
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Australia, New Zealand
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June 11 2013

In? Out? Either way, talk of software patents has dominated discussion of the New Zealand Patents Bill for several years, causing unfortunate delay

A Kiwi-sized spanner in the works of the TPP?

Shelston IP
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Asia-Pacific, Australia, New Zealand
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June 7 2013

We have previously reported on progress toward the Trans-Pacific Partnership ("TPP") - a Free Trade Agreement ("FTA") presently under negotiation by

IP Amendments Bill 2013: 5 Australia, New Zealand and a single economic IP market

Phillips Ormonde Fitzpatrick
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Australia, New Zealand
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June 6 2013

Rolling along from our previous report on the Intellectual Property Laws Amendment Bill 2013, we refer to the fifth schedule of the bill which

Removal of CGT discount for foreign and temporary residents

HopgoodGanim
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Australia, New Zealand
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May 3 2013

On 8 March 2013 the Assistant Treasurer released for public consultation exposure draft legislation and draft explanatory material for the removal of

Unfair contract terms law: first case is against ISP

Wigley + Company
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Australia, New Zealand
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April 30 2013

Our recent articles summarise the Australian regulator’s report on unfair contract terms compliance. Now the regulator has chosen an ISP as the first

Websites, online media services, blogs, etc: reducing defamation liability for third party posts

Wigley + Company
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Australia, New Zealand
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April 25 2013

2013 Australian and New Zealand cases continue evolution of the law, but it’s still floating around

An update on New Zealand's response to the Base Erosion and Profit Shifting project

Russell McVeagh
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Australia, New Zealand
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April 24 2013

Many businesses will be aware of the ongoing work of the OECD relating to Base Erosion and Profit Shifting ("BEPS"). The OECD published its first

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How much freedom of manoeuvre do receivers have?

Trans-Tasman retirement savings portability arrangements in place

Australian Parliament introduces new IP laws amendment bill

Software patents: you'll know one when you see it

A Kiwi-sized spanner in the works of the TPP?

IP Amendments Bill 2013: 5 Australia, New Zealand and a single economic IP market

Removal of CGT discount for foreign and temporary residents

Unfair contract terms law: first case is against ISP

Websites, online media services, blogs, etc: reducing defamation liability for third party posts

An update on New Zealand's response to the Base Erosion and Profit Shifting project

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