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    • Title transfer collateral arrangements under the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth): Paper IV securities as collateral 

      McCracken, Sheelagh; Stumbles, John; Tolhurst, Gregory
      Published 2015
      It is often stated that shares are fungible, that is, one share of a particular class is interchangeable with another share of the same class. This alleged fungibility of shares is relevant to the characterisation of ...
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    • Contested spaces: Unions and access to employer controlled space for organising under the 'Fair Work Act 2009' (Cth) 

      Kimberley, Nic; McCrystal, Shae
      Published 2020
      Australia’s trade union movement faces significant restrictions on their ability to organise workers, due to right of entry provisions under the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) that limit union access to work spaces. These ...
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    • Title transfer collateral arrangements under the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth): paper II arrangements as security interests 

      McCracken, Sheelagh; Stumbles, John; Tolhurst, Gregory
      Published 2015
      After exploring how title transfer collateral arrangements operate in the financial markets, Paper II argues that repos and securities lending arrangements functioning in a manner equivalent to traditional secured loans ...
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    • Title transfer collateral arrangements under the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth): paper I setting the scene 

      McCracken, Sheelagh; Stumbles, John; Tolhurst, Gregory
      Published 2015
      This paper outlines the research questions covered in this issue of the Journal of Contract Law by way of introduction to the detailed analysis of title transfer collateral arrangements as PPSA security interests in Papers ...
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    • Review: "Media Law: Commentary and Materials" by Sally Walker, LBC Information Services, Sydney, 2000 

      Magnusson, Roger
      Published 2001
      In her inaugural professorial lecture at the University of Melbourne in October 1993, Professor Sally Walker drew attention to the intimidating array of laws that modern media lawyers are expected to be on top of ("Regulating ...
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