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Australia / 13 March 2013 / Australia, High Court of Australia / TCL Air Conditioner (Zhongshan) Co Ltd v. The Judges of the Federal Court of Australia and another / S178/2012

Country	Australia
Court	Australia, High Court of Australia
Date	13 March 2013
Parties	TCL Air Conditioner (Zhongshan) Co Ltd v. The Judges of the Federal Court of Australia and another
Case number	S178/2012
Applicable NYC Provisions	II \| III \| V \| V(1) \| V(1)(a) \| V(1)(c) \| V(1)(d) \| VII \| VII(2)
Source	[2013] HCA 5 \| https://www.hcourt.gov.au (website of the High Court of Australia)
Languages	English
affirms :	Australia / 23 January 2012 / Australia, Federal Court of Australia / Castel Electronics Pty Ltd v. TCL Air Conditioner (Zhongshan) Co Ltd / VID 218 of 2011; VID 224 of 2011; VID 317 of 2011
see also :	Australia / 02 November 2012 / Australia, Federal Court of Australia / Castel Electronics Pty Ltd v. TCL Air Conditioner (Zhongshan) Co Ltd / VID 218 of 2011, VID 224 of 2011, VID 317 of 2011 Australia / 16 July 2014 / Australia, Federal Court of Australia / TCL Air Conditioner (Zhongshan) Co Ltd v. Castel Electronics Pty Ltd / VID 1042 of 2012, VID 1043 of 2012, VID 1044 of 2012

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