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Federal Court Freezes Assets Of Australian Accused Of Selling Fortnite Cheats And Hacked Epic Accounts

Federal Court Freezes Assets Of Australian Accused Of Selling Fortnite Cheats And Hacked Epic Accounts Share Fortnite. The Australian Federal Court has since frozen their assets and put a interlocutory injunction into effect. Epic begins proceedings against Australian man Epic began proceedings against the West Australian man (who uses the pseudonym Blaze or BlazeFN) for selling ‘BlazeFN’ branded products that included cheat software for Fortnite’s Online Mode, as well as login credentials for Epic Accounts that had been compromised. “A buyer of login credentials for the Compromised Accounts can access that relevant account and transfer virtual items (particularly rare virtual items) from the Compromised Account to their regular Epic Account, using a gifting function,” the documents read.

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Jim Jefferies Heads Home For Australian Dates

Jim Jefferies Heads Home For Australian Dates Jim Jefferies has escaped the USA to head home to Australia for a tour starting in June. Jefferies will perform his first Australian shows since his arena tour of 2018 starting in Sydney on 29 June. Jim’s latest production is the Covid-limited ‘I Don’t Know About That’. Check out this episode with Jay Leno.

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Australie : la justice décide d étudier l interdiction controversée des retours d Inde

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Clive Palmer Order To Cough Up $1 5 million To Twisted Sister Over Copyright Infringement

Clive Palmer Order To Cough Up $1.5 million To Twisted Sister Over Copyright Infringement Australian billionaire Clive Palmer is $1.5 million poorer today after the Australian Federal Court ruled he had breached copyright after using Twisted Sister’s ‘We’re Not Gonna Take It’ in a political advertisement. Palmer illegal used the song as part of his ad campaign running into the 2019 Australian Federal Election. Palmer’s lawyer argued in court that Twisted Sister had stolen their song from the hymn ‘O Come, All Ye Faithful’. Palmer’s legal team argued that Clive created his jingle independently of the Twisted Sister hit but that all turned out to be bullshit when it was heard that Palmer had sort copyright approval from Universal Publishing but declined the $150,000 license fee.

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Final Penalty Decision Rounds Off Long Running Air Freight Cartel Case - Latest industry shipping news from the Handy Shipping Guide

Final Penalty Decision Rounds Off Long Running Air Freight Cartel Case No Escape for Price Fixing Cargo Carriers AUSTRALIA – The Australian Federal Court has approved a payment plan for airline PT Garuda Indonesia Ltd (Garuda) to pay a A 19 million penalty the Court previously ordered relating to a long-running Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) action against a global price fixing cartel in the air cargo industry. In May 2019, the Federal Court ordered Garuda to pay the penalty for colluding with other global airlines on fees and surcharges for air freight services for a wide range of consumer goods between 2003 and 2006. Garuda appealed against the penalty judgment in June 2019, and has now withdrawn its appeal.

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