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Australian Woollen Mills v The Commonwealth

Australian Woollen Mills v The Commonwealth

Australian Woollen Mills v The Commonwealth (1954) involved a wool subsidy scheme. The plaintiff claimed a contract existed for the Commonwealth to pay subsidies for wool purchases. The court found no binding contract, setting the principle that state policies are not automatically enforceable.

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Australian Woollen Mills v The Commonwealth