| PRACTICE NOTE NO 1 OF 2010
| PRACTICE NOTE NO 1 OF 2010 | |
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SUPREME COURT OF VICTORIA
COMMERCIAL COURT BULLETIN
No. 1/2010 | Commercial Court Bulletin 1/2010 | |
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SUPREME COURT OF VICTORIA COMMERCIAL COURT BULLETIN No. 8/2009 | 8th Commercial Court Bulletin | |
| | Notice to the Profession 11/2009 | |
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Practice Note 2 of 2010 - Arbitration Business | Practice Note 2 of 2010 | |
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The Judge in charge of List G, Arbitration proceedings: the Hon. Justice Croft | Notice to the Profession 2009 | |
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This seminal work on options and other pre-emptive rights in Australia offers a one-stop resource for any legal or tax-based questions about the drafting, exercising and assigning of pre-emptive rights.
topics covered include:
• Pre-Emptive rights Generally • The Nature Of An Option • Elements Of A Valid Option • Exercising An Option • Assigning An Option • Remedies For Breach Of Option • First rights Of Refusal • Labelled Pre-Emptive rights Bearing Other Characteristics • Pre-Emptive rights In Joint Venture Agreements
The Law of Options by Donald Farrands (1992) returns reworked, expanded and updated, to provide a concise, invaluable guide to practitioners. It is an essential resource | Link to estore | |
| COMMERCIAL LIST GUIDE This small handbook is intended to be a guide to the practice adopted by the Judges sitting in the Commercial List of the Supreme Court. It is not intended to be a substitute for the relatively few Rules of Court applicable to the List which appear in Order 2 of Chapter II of the Rules of the Supreme Court, nor is it intended to lay down with precision how the Judges in the List will exercise their discretionary powers on every occasion. Since 1986 the Commercial List has been a judge-controlled list, designed to provide speedy but fair resolution of commercial disputes, so far as that is practicable. To that end the judges sitting in the list have exercised a wide discretion as to the type of cases admitted to the list and as to the control both of interlocutory process and the mode of trial. This guide is designed to give some indication of the manner in which that discretion has been exercised in the recent past and of the manner in which it will be exercised in the future. | Guide to Commercial List Practice 1992 (Revised 1996) | |
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Protecting the due performance of non-fiduciary duties
Fiduciary Loyalty presents a comprehensive analysis of the nature and of fiduciary duties. The concept of loyalty, which lies at the heart of fiduciary doctrine, is a form of protection which is designed to enhance the likelihood of due performance of non-fiduciary duties, by seeking to avoid influences or temptations that may distract the fiduciary from providing such proper performance. | Fiduciary Loyalty by Matthew Conaglen | |
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Remarks of the Hon Marilyn Warren AC Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria at the International Commercial Arbitration Conference: Efficient, Effective, Economical? The Victorian Supreme Court’s Perspective on Arbitration 4 December 2009 | Remarks of the Chief Justice at the International Commercial Arbitration Conference | |
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SUPREME COURT OF VICTORIA COMMERCIAL COURT BULLETIN No. 7/2009 | Commercial Court Bulletin No. 7/2009 | |
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SUPREME COURT OF VICTORIA COMMERCIAL COURT BULLETIN No. 6/2009 | Commercial Court Bulletin No. 6/2009 | |
| | Chief Justice: Opening remarks at Commercial Law Conference | |
| | THE ROLE OF THE MODERN COMMERCIAL COURT | |
| SUPREME COURT OF VICTORIA COMMERCIAL COURT BULLETIN No. 5/2009 | COMMERCIAL COURT BULLETIN No. 5/2009 | |
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SUPREME COURT OF VICTORIA COMMERCIAL COURT BULLETIN No. 4/2009 | COMMERCIAL COURT BULLETIN No 4 | |
| | Notice to Practitioners 2008 | |
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The report contains a number of important recommendations aimed at improving the ADR system and encouraging its greater use. | Report on Alternative Disputes Resolution in the Civil Justice System | |