AGL Energy Limited v Greenpeace Australia Pacific Limited
COURT OR TRIBUNAL
Federal Court of Australia
DATE FILED (OR FIRST HEARING DATE)
06/05/2021
LITIGATION TYPE
Corporate Accountability
SUBJECT MATTER
Other
REVIEW TYPE
Judicial review
SUMMARY
COPYRIGHT – infringement – Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) s 36 – artistic work constituted by company logo – where subsistence of copyright not challenged – where agreed that a substantial part has been copied – whether the use of the artistic work in different forms of media amounts to a fair dealing for the purpose of parody or satire within s 41A of the Copyright Act – whether the use of the artistic work in different forms of media amounts to a fair dealing for the purpose of criticism or review within s 41 of the Copyright Act – infringement established in respect of some impugned uses – entitlement to additional damages
TRADE MARK - infringement – Trade Mark Act 1995 (Cth) s 120 – whether trade mark use of impugned mark – whether in relation to goods of the same description – infringement not established
CASE DOCUMENTS
AGL Energy Limited v Greenpeace Australia Pacific Limited [2021] FCA 625
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