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India clarifies AI liability rules
India clarifies rules on ai liability with new guidelines proposing a graded system.
Australian firms flag AI cyber risks understanding low
AI cyber risks are mind for Australian law firms, with 97% noting AI changes attack methods, yet just 20% claim…
Australia handles AI in healthcare regulation
Australia handles AI in healthcare regulation with complex legal considerations, focusing on patient outcomes and care plans.
Australia expands royalty withholding tax rules
Australia expands royalty withholding tax rules for cross-border software transactions, impacting international investors and multinational entities.
AI surge drives $30 B SE Asia data boom
AI data centre boom in Southeast Asia aims for a $30 billion investment peak by 2030, driven by 20% annual…
Director ordered to repay £1.76m after fraudulent transfers
Director ordered to repay £1.76m after making fraudulent transfers with dishonest intent.
VCAT Ruling on Late Joinder in Building Disputes
Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal building proceedings. The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) does not have the power to make Orders nunc pro tunc, or with retrospective effect. The Victorian Supreme Court has confirmed that a building action is not considered "brought" until VCAT formally joins a party to the proceedings. This ruling clarifies how limitation periods apply to complex building disputes in the state. Timeline of a delayed…
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French court upholds consumer order despite pricing error
A consumer had ordered a gaming console listed at 427 euros instead of 800 euros on the Fnac website. Internet has become a routine part of daily life, and shoppers increasingly hunt for bargains online. At the same time, merchants use sophisticated computer programs to adjust prices automatically, often without human intervention, in an effort to cut costs and offer competitive rates. Price errors and broken algorithms When a shopper…
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