News

6 December 2024
Banco Chambers congratulates Cameron Moore SC on his appointment to the Federal Court of Australia. He will be sworn in on 18 December, and a public welcome ceremony will follow in February 2025 (dates TBC).
Cameron was admitted to the Bar in 1998 and...

27 November 2024
Yesterday the NSW Government announced it will withdraw and refund another 23,000 fines issued during the COVID 19 Pandemic.
Two years ago, the government withdrew around 33,000 fines after Kate Richardson SC argued a test case brought by Redfern Legal...

20 November 2024
Banco Chambers congratulates Peter Brereton SC on his appointment to the Supreme Court of New South Wales. He will be sworn in on 6 February 2025.
Peter was a foundation member of Banco Chambers and practised as a barrister for 27 years, having been admitted...

17 November 2024
The Federal Court recently published judgment in Koninklijke Douwe Egberts (KDE) BV v Cantarella Bros Pty Ltd [2024] FCA 1277, (Wheelahan J) a decision of interest to Trademark practitioners.
The case concerned whether Canterella Bros, the producer of...

15 November 2024
The Federal Court of Australia (Moshinsky J) has recently handed down two important decisions on conflict of laws in the multi-billion dollar Greensill litigation.
In Credit Suisse Virtuoso SICAV-SIF v Insurance Australia Limited [2024] FCA 1193 Moshinsky...

8 November 2024
In a development of interest for tax practitioners, yesterday the High Court granted special leave in Commissioner of Taxation v PepsiCo Inc.
The case concerns the tax treatment of bottling agreements between Schweppes Australia and PepsiCo, which included...

7 November 2024
Yesterday the High Court of Australia published judgment in YBFZ v Minister for Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs [2024] HCA 40.
The case concerned the constitutional validity of bridging visa conditions requiring a visa holder to (a)...

6 November 2024
The High Court of Australia has published two judgments of note concerning the proper assessment of damages under s272(1) of the Australian Consumer Law when consumer good do not comply with the guarantee of “acceptable quality” under s54...
No posts found
