…made cheaper by the trade dispute. Other companies have achieved successes through retaliatory tariffs on US goods into China by providing duty-free substitutes through our China-Australia Free Trade Agreement (ChAFTA)….
…so doing, the Court clarified a wider scope for the freedom: “workplace-related free speech does not only protect comments that demonstrably contribute to a debate on a public matter” [43]….
…Kingdom. The Act’s new interpretative obligations create a myriad of issues that will occupy litigants and courts in the future. I explain how the complexities of the Act should be…
…will need to be improvements both in modernising and facilitating trade both here and overseas, to ensure that the trade moves at expected speeds without compromise to compliance, revenue protection…
…allows them to pursue critical global strategies knowing that – should the worst happen – the government will have their back. A good example of this is the recent complaint…
Please find below the journal abstract of “‘Brexit’ and the Boilerplate Clauses in Commercial Contracts” by Paul Aubrecht & Mitja Kovac, published in Business Law Review, Issue 6, Volume 40,…
…following lessons can be drawn on a practical basis: Please have terms and conditions of trade and make sure they are comprehensive, work for the company, are communicated to customers…
…technically complex than their predecessors.[10] Further, the number of complainants and third parties, have vastly increased compared to earlier cases; the AB is duty-bound to give consideration to all of…
…ruled, had EU – Price Comparison Methodologies (DS516) come to head in an appeal. Making an off-the-cuff remark is one thing but absent any actual finding there is no actual…
…and employees between the EU and the UK could be cancelled or varied. Australian companies that have established a company or operations in the UK may be entitled to the…
…managed to assign only 14% of 5G spectrum. They seem unlikely to complete roll-out by the end of 2020 (as expected under Article 54 of the European Electronic Communications Code)….
…recommendations about labour law remain in line with the ‘value system’ of labour law itself. This includes, for example, accepted considerations about the principle that labour is not a commodity,…
…has called it) which Chancellor Angela Merkel described as ‘a comprehensive transformation of the whole sphere of industrial production through the merging of digital technology and the Internet with conventional…
…Capital Goods (EPCG) Scheme. In addition, the United States also challenged some of the benefits under the Duty-Free Imports for Exporters Scheme (DFIS) and the Special Economic Zones (SEZ) Act….
…Even though it may seem a long way from commencement, companies may wish to consider how RCEP will affect their trading arrangements in the region and how they can benefit…
…threats. C-TPAT was launched in November 2001 with seven original members, all large US companies. The wider world also recognised the need for a comprehensive response to the tension between…
In Part I of this post we introduce the subject and provide a first example of problematic AB findings. In Part II we discuss two additional examples. In this Part…
…(state-owned and controlled) commercial enterprises selling goods or services (for instance, an electric power company selling electricity, a steel company selling hot-rolled steel, or a commercial bank issuing loans) are…
…WTO formulations of dispute settlement is gigantic. Under the GATT, compliance by the defendant with dispute settlement findings was, in practice, voluntary; under the WTO, lack of compliance with dispute…
…of the visible cameras, but not of the hidden cameras. As is explained in the judgement, the company had notified the Spanish Data Protection Agency of its intention to install…
