26 AUG 2016

CBP Focus - August 2016

Property Construction Corporate and commercial Digital governance Disputes and investigations Energy, mining and resources Banking and finance

This month's feature article comes from our intellectual property team: Removal of trade mark granted on the basis of "non-use" (even if mark is in use): Lodestar Anstalt v Campari America. Also this month we bring you articles on retention of title as a security interest, corporate advisory, construction and engineering, property law, energy and resources, and commercial litigation.

We welcome all media enquiries and feedback about our articles, as well as any suggestions you may have for topics you would like to see covered in future editions.

Until next month,

Dan Brush
Special Counsel

Property

Real estate agents' obligations affected by legislative changes
Foreign resident capital gains withholding regime
Relocation and demolition clauses: how small business traders can minimise disruption

Construction and engineering

Adjudication determinations - a new era in challenges?

Energy and resources

Nuclear power under consideration by South Australian government

Corporate advisory

New tax incentives for start-up investors

Restructuring and insolvency

Retention of title as a security interest under the Personal Property Securities Act

Commercial litigation

Open Courts Act 2013 (Vic) and suppression orders

Intellectual property

Removal of trade mark granted on the basis of "non-use" (even if mark is in use): Lodestar Anstalt v Campari America

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