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The Commercial Bar Association of Victoria | Australia | 19 Dec 2019
Judicial review of executive power: The unreasonableness ground
In Australia, it is presently unclear whether and to what extent the unreasonableness ground applies to administrative action based on non-statutory
The Commercial Bar Association of Victoria | Australia | 19 Dec 2019
Aggravated damages in Wagner v Nine Network Australia Pty Ltd
Each of the four Wagner brothers, who sued the publishers of a 60 Minutes broadcast regarding the 2011 Grantham flood that killed 12 people (the
The Commercial Bar Association of Victoria | Australia | 18 Dec 2019
Not so super(annuation): the Full Court of the Federal Court on financial product advice and fairness
In 2014 and 2015, Westpac ran a campaign to encourage existing customers with multiple superannuation accounts to consolidate their funds into a
The Commercial Bar Association of Victoria | Australia | 17 Dec 2019
BEGAs can’t be choosers
The plaintiff (Fonterra) and defendant (Bega) are both significant “forces” in the Australian dairy products industry. Bega’s product range includes
The Commercial Bar Association of Victoria | Australia, United Kingdom | 17 Dec 2019
Another domino falls? The High Court dismisses the latest Kable challenge
Vella v Commissioner of Police (NSW) 2019 HCA 38 was yet another challenge to legislation on the basis it breached the principle established in
The Commercial Bar Association of Victoria | Australia | 17 Dec 2019
The king (quantum meruit) is dead, long live the king!
In Mann v Paterson Constructions Pty Ltd 2019 HCA 32, the respondent builder claimed against the owner an entitlement to recover payments for its
The Commercial Bar Association of Victoria | United Kingdom | 17 Dec 2019
The 2019 Rugby World Cup - When typhoons interrupt the game
The recent Rugby World Cup (RWC), hosted in Japan, was not without legal intrigue. Typhoon Hagibis was the source of an important controversy
The Commercial Bar Association of Victoria | Australia | 17 Dec 2019
APRA does not appeal IOOF judgment; may seek regulatory or legislative changes
On 17 October, APRA announced it would not be appealing the decision of Jagot J in its Federal Court proceedings against five IOOF group officers and
The Commercial Bar Association of Victoria | USA, Australia | 17 Dec 2019
Fearless in the face of bull: Using Australian discovery in US litigation
The first applicant (SSGA) is one of the largest exchange-traded funds management and asset management companies in the world and is based in the US
The Commercial Bar Association of Victoria | Australia | 10 Sep 2019
Federal Court confirms concise statement approach to case management in complex banking litigation
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) recently commenced proceedings in the Federal Court of Australia against the Australia
