Judgment in Tokyo court opens the door for foreign litigation

Article Abstract:

A Tokyo, Japan, court has upheld the decision of the Queensland, Australia, Supreme Court in favor of Fernwood Group over Japan Sanwa Home Inc in early 1998. Fernwood will have access to Japan Sanwa's assets to recover the costs incurred by Japan Sanwa's Australian subsidiary. The dispute began in the early 1990s when Sanwa Home Australia did not acquire the site that Fernwood had cleared under contract.

Hotels & Motels, Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels, Hotels and motels, Cases, Tokyo, Japan, Queensland, Fernwood Group, Japan Sanwa Home Inc.

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Giants twin share: more big Australians are considering the advantages of taking a foreign partner

Article Abstract:

The trend among leading Australian firms to look for dual primary listings with foreign firms is considered. Some observers regard the main attraction of a dual listed company structure as being access to capital.

Stock-exchange, Securities listing

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Australia's foreign whitegoods industry

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the economic survival of the whitegoods industry in Australia. Two foreign-owned whitegoods companies survive - Email and Fisher & Paykel. Their prospects are discussed.

Management, Economic aspects, Home appliances industry, Appliance industry, Email Ltd., Fisher and Paykel Industries Ltd.

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