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Country of Origin Claims and The Australian Consumer Law
A guide for businesses that choose to make representations to their customers about where their goods were grown, produced or made. It will help businesses to understand when they can safely make these claims without raising concerns under the Austra...
Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 23 - Grounds for Rejection under Section 41 - including Evidence of Use
There are several reasons that an examiner may reject your application and Part 23 of the Trade Mark Examiner's Manual goes into detail about each of those grounds, and also how an Applicant may be able to overcome each situation with the relevant ev...
Does your Body Corporate act reasonably? Members take note!
When it comes to what is considered reasonable for the Body Corporate to do, we have some guidance from the High Court of Australia. The case of Ainsworth v Albrecht involved a motion proposed by the owner of one of the properties to renovate tw...
What you need to know about legal structure for Small Business
This video looks at the different types of legal structures you can have for a small business. It compares the different types of entities and how they compare on Income Tax, Capital Gains Tax, Company Tax, Flexibility, Asset Protection, Setup and Ru...
Trade Mark Examiners Manual - Part 34 - Defensive Trade Marks
To qualify for a defensive trade mark registration, the trade mark had to be already registered as a distinctive trade mark. The trade mark had also to have been used to such an extent, on some or all of the goods for which it was registered, that th...
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