Peter Gillies; Macquarie University, Sydney, Andrew Dahdal; Macquarie University, Sydney
This paper examines the circumstances in which a party to an arbitration agreement may be deemed tohave waived its right to arbitrate a dispute comprehended by the agreement, by involvement in...
Challenges for interpretation in light of evolving technologies (2008)
Selvadurai, Niloufer, Salter, Brent, Gillies, Peter
The article examines the challenges brought by several legal cases which deal with multi-faceted and complex issue brought by the evolving technologies in Australia. These cases are related to the...
Peter Gillies; Macquarie University, Sydney, Andrew Dahdal; Macquarie University, Sydney
This paper examines the circumstances in which a party to an arbitration agreement may be deemed to have waived its right to arbitrate a dispute comprehended by the agreement, by involvement in...
This paper examines the circumstances in which a party to an arbitration agreement may be deemed to have waived its right to arbitrate a dispute comprehended by the agreement, by involvement in...
Section 52 and misrepresentations to a class : principles, proof and appelllate review (2007)
This article examines the application of s 52 of the Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cth) to alleged misrepresentations made by a respondent to the public or to a smaller class of persons (collectively,...
Banks, unconscionability and economic duress - a small step towards deregulation? (2006)
A bank extended credit to a company, taking security as it proceeded. The circumstances were unexceptionable. Nonetheless, the trial judge found that the bank had engaged in unconscionable conduct...
Misleading and deceptive conduct : immunising the intermediary - the conduit defence (2006)
This article examines the circumstances in which an intermediary who passes on information supplied by Party A to Party B breaches s 52 of the Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cth) and its cognates. It...
Producing electricity from renewable energy sources - fiscal measures in Australia (2006)
13 page(s)
Is the judge sovereign in fact? (2006)
Gillies, Peter, Galitsky, Serge
This article examines the principles governing the appellate review of decisions of face by trial judges in civil cases in Australia. It queries whether there is at the present time, on authority and...
Banks, unconscionability and economic duress - a small step towards deregulation? (2006)
A bank extended credit to a company, taking security as it proceeded. The circumstances were unexceptionable. Nonetheless, the trial judge found that the bank had engaged in unconscionable conduct...
Misleading and deceptive conduct : immunising the intermediary - the conduit defence (2006)
This article examines the circumstances in which an intermediary who passes on information supplied by Party A to Party B breaches s 52 of the Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cth) and its cognates. It...
Producing electricity from renewable energy sources - fiscal measures in Australia (2006)
13 page(s)
Is the judge sovereign in fact? (2006)
Gillies, Peter, Galitsky, Serge
This article examines the principles governing the appellate review of decisions of face by trial judges in civil cases in Australia. It queries whether there is at the present time, on authority and...
Gillies, Peter, Dahdal, Andrew
This article explores the regularity of judicial directions to convict in a divided trial. Such directions are uncommon, yet current Australian authority sanctions directions of this type. The...
Gillies, Peter, Dahdal, Andrew
This paper examines the cricumstances in which a party to an arbitration agreement may be deemed to have waived its right to arbitrate a dispute comprehended by the agreement, by involvement in...
Gillies, Peter, Cleworth, Joseph
8 page(s)
Whether s 51A of the Trade Practices Act 1974 (CTH) creates an exception to the absolute liability imposed by s 52A - why exempt the defendant from absolute liability under s 52 when the...
Non-disclosure : Trade Practices Act, s52 (2004)
Section 52 can impose liability on account of non-disclosure, or "silence". This liability is broader than that imposed at general law. This article examines the significant markers which chart this...
The demise of the tort of negligence in its application to negligent misstatements has long been predicted, in the wake of the enactment of s 52 of the TPA. This article explores, compares and...
Some 30 years ago more of the non-bulk freight task within Australia was performed by ships than road, and more of this freight was carried by rail than road. Today, road dominates transport of this...
Liability for defective products under Australian law (2002)
Liability for defective products (goods and services) in Australia exists at both common law and under statute. Relevant legislation is found at both federal, State and Territorial levels. The...
Agency law in China, with specific reference to foreign trade agency (2002)
Chinese Law enacts provisions relating to agency law generally. It is also unique in its emphasis on the use of agents in foreign trade in defined circumstances, and makes specific and detailed...
The metropolitan region scheme : gemstone, loadstone or millstone? (2001)
At head of title: Dept. of Urban and Regional Planning.
Wirtschaftsjournalismus im Umbruch anforderungsprofil und qualifizierung im Wandel / (1989)
Gillies, Peter., Justus Liebig-Universität Giessen.
Thesis (doctoral)--Justus Liebig-Universität Giessen, 1989.