In a recent decision, the High Court of Australia considered the nature of an ‘understanding’ for the purposes of the restrictive trade practices provisions within Part IV of the Competition ...
In this video, CGW family law partner Justine Woods explains what a binding financial agreement must anticipate, what happens when something hasn’t been anticipated and how this might affect the agreement.
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