The UK Supreme Court confirmed that the time limitation under Article III, Rule 6 of the Hague-Visby Rules applies to wrongful delivery, even after discharge. The Court's reasoning, drawing on past rulings, emphasised that the rule covers post-discharge misdelivery, aligning with modern shipping practices.
A recent NSW Land and Environment Court decision offers guidance on the use of development control orders (DCOs). The Court reduced a $100,000 penalty to $9,000 after finding the order was issued and framed beyond power—highlighting the need for councils and recipients to check that a DCO is lawfully made and properly drafted.
We are excited to launch Steps for Stories, our Colin Biggers & Paisley Foundation major fundraiser in support of our charity partner, the Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF).
In this edition, you will find our regular roundup of recent digital governance news* and developments in Australia and across the globe.
A recent decision from the New South Wales Supreme Court found that the interests of justice was a key issue when considering an application to transfer a medical negligence claim from the NSW jurisdiction to the Queensland Supreme Court.
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