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IP @ Ashurst
04 DEC 2019 An unsightly dispute between a university and its commercialisation partner
University of Sydney research and development exclusive licence to commercialise patented technology terminated for breach of contract; copyright infringement...
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IP @ Ashurst
04 DEC 2019 COMMUNITY BANK available for all to use: Bendigo Bank loses monopoly rights
In this Federal Court case two large financial institutions engaged in a dispute to secure monopoly rights in relation to marks incorporating the words...
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IP @ Ashurst
04 DEC 2019 Marching to a different tune? UK court considers infringement liability of online audio aggregator
Authors: Maggie Kearney, Lawyer; Ted Talas, Lawyer; Anita Cade, Partner
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IP @ Ashurst
04 DEC 2019 Hold the phone: The ACCC has lost its case against TPG claiming misleading and unfair contract terms
Authors: Maggie Kearney, Lawyer, Josephine Gardiner, Lawyer; Anita Cade, Partner
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IP @ Ashurst
04 DEC 2019 "Malishus" not malicious: use of trade mark in domain name and on website found to be infringing
Use of the word "malishus" in the malishus.com domain name that resolved to a website offering for sale in Australia clothing branded with the word "malishus"...
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IP @ Ashurst
04 DEC 2019 In the pipeline or still a pipe dream? Court tests the patentability of computer implemented inventions
The Federal Court of Australia has again considered "manner of manufacture" and the patentability of computer-implemented inventions, as the industry continues...
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IP @ Ashurst
04 DEC 2019 IP Bite: BACK IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN - Australians urged to comment on plans to modernise the domain name space
Australians have commented on plans to modernise the procedures and rules for domain names. The proposals are outlined in the .au Licensing rules – consultation...
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IP @ Ashurst
04 DEC 2019 Appeal gets stuck in the mud
The Full Federal Court has rejected Globaltech Corporation Pty Ltd's appeal relating to the primary judge's construction of the claims in suit and conclusion...
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IP @ Ashurst
04 DEC 2019 Itsy bitsy teenie weenie non-infringing Triangl bikini: Federal Court finds that swimwear style name is not "use as a trade mark"
In Pinnacle Runway Pty Ltd v Triangl Limited [2019] FCA 1662, Justice Murphy found that Triangl's use of the style name DELPHINE did not constitute use...
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IP @ Ashurst
04 DEC 2019 Multilingual infringement Federal Court considers Chinese character marks
The Federal Court has entered default judgment for trade mark infringement for Chinese character marks aimed to mislead Chinese consumers as to the quality...
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Food Law Update - Australia
28 NOV 2019 Sweet enough already? Proposed review of sugar labelling requirements
Authors: Anita Cade, Partner; and Maggie Kearney, Lawyer.
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Food Law Update - Australia
28 NOV 2019 Milk by any other name would taste as sweet: yes, you can grow milk!
Opposition by Fonterra to Vitasoy's "GROWING MILK SINCE 1940" trade mark; use of the word "milk" for plant based milk products: Fonterra Co-Operative Group...
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Food Law Update - Australia
28 NOV 2019 Be aware of food and beverage branding restrictions in Australia and New Zealand
Businesses must carefully consider whether the branding and advertising accurately reflects the nutritional value of their food or beverage products, and...
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Food Law Update - Australia
28 NOV 2019 Food Law Bite: Fermented soft drinks flout alcohol content laws
Food regulators remind fermented beverage producers of alcohol content labelling requirements at recent Fermented Beverages roundtable convened by the...
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Food Law Update - Australia
28 NOV 2019 Grappa-ling with the proposed European Geographical Indications
As part of the terms for a free trade agreement between Australia and the EU, the EU has provided a list of more than 400 food and beverage Geographical...
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Food Law Update - Australia
28 NOV 2019 The fault in our health stars: Final report for the 5 year review into the Health Star Rating System released
The Final Report from the 5 year review of the Health Star Rating (HSR) System has been published. If the recommendations are accepted, food manufacturers...
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Food Law Update - Australia
28 NOV 2019 Bitter dispute over sweet stuff; the Manuka Honey certification row
A trade dispute is brewing between Australian and New Zealand honey producers over applications for certification trade marks for the word "Manuka".
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AI: Understanding the IP
21 NOV 2019 A deep dive into patentability of AI, ownership and entitlement to AI-created inventions
In this second article on our series on artificial intelligence (AI) and intellectual property (IP), we take a deep-dive into questions of patentability...
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IP @ Ashurst
01 OCT 2019 Longstanding competition exemption for intellectual property rights removed
The Commonwealth Parliament recently passed the Treasury Laws Amendment (2018 Measures No. 5) Act 2019 which took effect on 12 September 2019. This Act...
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IP @ Ashurst
01 OCT 2019 But I paid for it! Full Court considers the scope of the implied licence granted on sale of patented goods
Calidad Pty Ltd v Seiko Epson Corp [2019] FCAFC 115 - The Full Federal Court examines whether repurposing a patented product falls within the scope of...
