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Food Law Update - Australia
31 Aug 2021 Food Law Bite: Grape Co penalised for misrepresenting estate of origin
Authors: Will Scott, Senior Associate; and Anita Cade, Partner
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Progress towards Net-Zero
09 Jul 2021 Low Carbon Pulse - Edition 20
Edition 21 of Low Carbon Pulse will reflect on progress during the first year after the release of EUH2S in respect of each Key Action In some ways, this…
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infrastructure insight | Transport
24 May 2021 Williams-Shapps Plan for Rail - Ten Key Impacts
GBR will have "powerful" regional divisions GBR will allocate access to the network to passenger and freight operators, and be subject to…
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Towards Net-Zero
28 Apr 2021 Low Carbon Pulse - Edition 15
Edition 16 will be published next week, May 3, 2021, returning us to the two week cycle A PDF version of this article is available for download below …
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IP @ Ashurst
30 Mar 2021 The staples of Naples? Garlic bread and pasta held to be goods "of the same description"
Goodman Fielder Pte Ltd v Conga Foods Pty Ltd [2021] FCA 1808: Federal Court of Australia considers whether LA FAMIGLIA is descriptive and if garlic bread and…
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ENERGY TRANSITION
10 Nov 2020 Low Carbon Pulse - Edition 3
Some commentators suggest that the targets will require a relatively steep reduction in the use of fossil fuels (in particular coal) in the short term, by use…
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infraread issue 15 | UK
05 Nov 2020 Decarbonisation of the rail industry: challenges, next steps and opportunities
Led by the RSSB, the Rail Industry Decarbonisation Taskforce ("RIDT") estimated in June 2019 that approximately 3,000–3,3000 diesel passenger vehicles will…
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IP @ Ashurst
06 Oct 2020 Tiles and trials: Full Court refuses Caesarstone's trade mark applications
Authors: Will Scott, Senior Associate; and Kellech Smith, Partner
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IP @ Ashurst
06 Oct 2020 When the Price Ain't Right: Kogan's tax time promotion misled consumers
The relief will be determined at a later hearing Authors: Will Scott, Senior Associate; and Kellech Smith, Partner
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built environment insight
09 Jun 2020 Is this a meaningful start of a UK transport revolution where walking and cycling will be prioritised in city centres?
But will this emergency shift constitute a longer lasting transport revolution Current Limitations of Public Transport Due to events which seemed…
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energysource | issue 21
31 Jul 2019 UK Contracts for Difference: The third allocation round
What was also significant was that the second CfD allocation round resulted in much lower strike prices being awarded to the successful projects - a trend,…
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energysource | Issue 20
19 Jul 2018 UK oil and gas industry: The evolution of an independent midstream sector
Ensuring a safe and efficient operating model For the disposing owners of midstream assets, where those outgoing owners will need to continue to use the…
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AUSTRALIAN Food Law Update
02 Nov 2017 ACCC infringement notices
Authors: Joanna Lawrence, Counsel; Will Scott, Lawyer Want to learn more Click here to subscribe to Ashurst…
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AUSTRALIA food law update
02 Nov 2017 Herd about the ACCC's recent industry inquiries?
Take note of the ACCC's enforcement priorities, as misleading conduct and anti-competitive behaviour in the dairy and beef industries will face increased…
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infraread issue 10 | UK
03 Oct 2017 A new model for Welsh infrastructure: 'MIM's the word!'
This guidance sets out detailed statistical requirements, compliance with which will ensure that a project is not inadvertently defined as a government asset,…
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Brexit Update
04 Jul 2017 The Implications of Brexit for Debt Issuance Programmes
This result has already had major political and economic consequences in the United Kingdom and elsewhere and will continue to do so for the foreseeable…
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IP @ ASHURST
30 Mar 2017 Couple turns "dream home" into nightmare: copyright in house plans
In relation to the director’s conduct, Justice Beach accepted the following evidence of the draftsperson which he set out in full in his judgment: "Later, on…
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global Tax insight - issue 1
22 Sep 2016 New Tax Compliance Requirements for Large Businesses
Non-compliance with the requirement to publish a Tax Strategy will attract penalties Breaches of a published Tax Strategy may give rise to reputational…
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InfraRead Issue 8
19 Sep 2016 Community consent for infrastructure projects
The recommendations set out in this community consent for infrastructure projects: Designing the strategy; reaping the benefits by Gavin Scott and Tony…
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energysource issue 17
11 Aug 2016 UK waste gasification
Whether or not the market takes off will turn on two things: (i) the level of support offered by the CfD scheme, and (ii) the ability to secure waste or…
