Title
A call for judicial activism: Rapid technological developments and slow legal developments
Date of this Version
1-1-2011
Document Type
Journal Article
ISSN
1037-969X
Abstract
Extract:
In most regards, the recent judgment in Gammasonics Institute for Medical Research Pty Ltd v Comrad Medical Systems Pty Ltd [20 I 0] NSWSC 267 ('the Gammasonics case') is rather uninteresting. In fact, taken at face value, the only interesting aspect of the case is that it contains a discussion of one significant legal question: that is, under what circumstances can software be classed as 'goods'? That is no doubt an important question, not least as such a classification may determine whether a buyer of software is entitled to rely on the terms implied under the various state Sale of Goods Acts.
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Svantesson, D. J. (2011). A call for judicial activism: Rapid technological developments and slow legal developments. Alternative Law Journal, 36 (1), 33-35.
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