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When Will Copyright Come to Your Assistance in Australian Courts?

Issued: October 01 2009

The Australian Courts have demonstrated their appetite to refine the threshold which will be applied to subsistence of copyright questions. Jane Owen and Justin Senescall explain why Australian practitioners and copyright owners alike are anxious to receive further concrete guidance from the Courts on the extent of protection for current owners and future developers of copyright.

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