Question 1. The Huddart parker & co pty ltd v moorhead and NSW v cth case concluded the principle that companies must already be established under the state law before the Cth could prosecute and legislate over them. However, during the decade of 19922001, wakim and Rv hughes case concluded that only states had the power to prosecute while the commonwealth had no power to do so. This was considered unconstitutional because it worked poorly where case law was not applied throughout the country. Thus, a new agreement was made in 2001, allowing the commonwealth to prosecute