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Comite Interprofessionnel des Vins Des Cotes de Provence & Anor v Bryce, Stuart Alexander & Anor

[1996] FCA 742

Federal Court of Australia · 23 August 1996 · Official judgment

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  1. Slazenger v A G Spaulding & Bros (1910) 27 RPC 20 Cited
  2. Saville Perfumery Ltd v June Perfect Ltd (1941) 58 RPC 147 Cited cited 28×
  3. Johnson v Youden [1950] 1 KB 544 Cited cited 19×
  4. Turner & Co Ltd v Brodie [1954] 1 WLR 1364 Cited cited 2×
  5. Jones v Dunkel [1959] HCA 8 Cited cited 2,918×
  6. Dare v Pulham [1982] HCA 70 Cited cited 370×
  7. Giorgianni v The Queen [1985] HCA 29 Cited cited 281×
  8. Pereira v Director of Public Prosecutions [1988] HCA 57 Cited cited 171×
  9. Wingate Marketing Pty Ltd v Levi Strauss & Co [1994] FCA 163 Cited cited 59×
  10. Yorke v Lucas (1995) 158 CLR 661 Cited cited 2×
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