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Bunnings Properties Pty Ltd has defeated a challenge brought by the Ku-ring-gai Council to its plans for development at the site of the former 3M building in a Sydney suburb.
Cargill’s talks with Allens stay privileged in Viterra case
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Viterra Malt has come up short in a second bid to access communications between Cargill Australia and its lawyers, in a case alleging fraudulent concealment by Viterra in its $420 million sale of malt producer Joe White Maltings to Cargill Australia in 2013.
Campbell Soup can’t trade mark “Fruits and Roots”
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Campbell Soup Co. has lost its bid to trade mark the phrase “Fruits and Roots” for beverages, with an IP Australia delegate saying the food giant had not proven the mark could distinguish its products.
Fairfax loses fight to block realestate.com.au trade mark
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Fairfax Media has lost a bid to stop online property advertising company REA Group from trademarking its web address realestate.com.au.
ASIC brings action against Antares Energy, ex-CEO
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The securities regulator is going after failed oil prospector Antares Energy and its former chief executive James Cruickshank after they told investors about offers for its oil and gas interests in western Texas that never materialised.
Shine sets sights on new target in pelvic mesh class action
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As Shine Lawyers awaits judgment in a marathon class action against Johnson & Johnson over its pelvic mesh implants, a separate class action by the firm kicked into gear Wednesday when a judge gave the ok to serve court papers on US-based American Medical Systems.
Judge says Bohemia trademark not distinctive
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The official exporter of crystal from the Czech Republic has lost a battle with an Australian catering company over the exclusive rights to the name Bohemia Crystal.
Overlapping case dooms Visy bid to restart FWC action
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Recycling giant Visy has lost an appeal of a decision to halt unfair dismissal claims by two employees while the company’s Federal Court action over workplace strikes proceeds.
Melbourne breweries battle over “ale” trade marks
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Melbourne-based Collins St Brewing has sued rival artisanal brewer La Sirene for allegedly violating its “urban ale” trade mark.
Ex-Provident Capital director can appeal ASIC ban
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The former head of collapsed debenture firm Provident Capital has gotten court approval to appeal a ruling banning him from managing companies.