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August IP appeals: update

Natalie Hickey
27 April 2010

For our readers keen to plan ahead, it will soon be time to stay close to Twitter and refresh those RSS feeds.  This is because the August 2010 sittings of the Full Court of the Federal Court have fixed for hearing at least two significant IP cases.  At a recent call over, the Federal Court fixed Roadshow Films and Others v iiNet for the 2 August sittings.  Likewise, Telstra & Sensis v Phone Directories Company and Ors has also been listed for the same hearing period.  Specific dates have not yet been allocated, but as soon as IP Whiteboard knows, you will too.

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