The following  comments are made based on the understanding of a
layman and should not be used for anything at all, ever, under any
circumstances. IANAL, or doctor or plumber. Consult a plumber, doctor
or lawyer as appropriate before taking action based on any of my
advice. No responsibility is accepted for anything. By reading the
following comments you implicity and irrevocably agree not to take
legal action against me with regards to said following comments. I
don't have anything worth suing me for anyway.

The case in reference was a notable landmark case in that it
determined that for purposes of australian litigation a publication
can be determined to be published where it is read.

IE if I publish <some stuff> on the intraweb, under australian law,
legislation/litigation applicable to my copywrite, libel liability,
etc, is determined based on where the article is read, not on where I
was when I wrote said article. IOW the NY times is liable under
Australian law for content published in New York, but read in
Australia, as if the article was published in Australia.

My understanding is that the referenced case had no bearing, directly
or indirectly on consumer protection with internation purchases. Once
again I would stress however that IANAL and assuming that I know what
I'm talking about is a very silly idea.


On Wed, 2 Mar 2005 15:03:44 +1100, Chris Dawes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> to the contrary, any service that is provided to an Australian customer can
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> I sight the case where Joseph Sputnik (or whatever) sued The New York Times
> in an Australian court, and it was found that as the offence happened in
> Australia to an Australian it was within it's duristiction.
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> Dawesi
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> > Yet another reason why i love GMAIL..
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> > heheh sadly i need a local Aust company..i don't trust a company that
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> > On Wed, 2 Mar 2005 14:41:31 +1100, Ben Smith
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> >> Wish I had a laptop with decent sound. My Toshiba Satellite A10 does
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> >> pretty much nothing but fart and crackle, and forget about playing a
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> >> Also, gmail added this helpful google ad link to the bottom of the
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> >> http://alienware-exposed.com/alienware_laptop.html?google
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