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Latest News in Commercial Disputes AU
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November 09, 2026
The Queensland Court of Appeal has unanimously dismissed an appeal by Rapid Legal Solutions and its principal solicitor John Windridge, allowing an investigation into suspected "claim farming" to continue without deciding whether the challenged provisions were constitutional.
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November 09, 2026
Australia's chief justice said the Australia Act 1986 exposed the account of Owen Dixon of the country's constitutional foundations as "upside down," arguing that the common law draws its authority from the Constitution and must develop within its limits.
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November 09, 2026
Class action lawyers have told the High Court of Australia that appeal judges placed too much weight on how product disclosure statements labelled fees when ruling that a superannuation trust deed authorised those charges.
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November 09, 2026
The High Court of Australia said Monday it will livestream Full Court oral hearings and judgments conducted in Canberra from February 2027.
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November 09, 2026
A New South Wales Supreme Court judge has refused KenoGO's bid to obtain documents held by political staff and advisors to the Prime Minister Antony Albanese and Communications Minister Anika Wells in its constitutional challenge to a federal ban on its online jackpot gambling platform Keno, in a judgment published on Thursday.
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