Archive for June, 2010

England football shirt trade war hits fever pitch as Asda sells shirts at half their RRP after sourcing from grey market

1 June 2010 | Paul Gershlick

Asda is taking on the dominant might of Umbro after the supermarket bought official England shirts from the European Union grey market for re-sale in the UK – at half of Umbro’s recommended retail...

Tags on this discussion: abuse of dominant position anti-competition anti-competitive anti-trust Article 102 Chapter II Prohibition competition law European Union Intellectual property intellectual property rights IP parallel import trade mark trade mark infringement trade marks

If a lender lends money under a contract which subsequently is found to be ultra vires, is the lender entitled to recover that money by claiming restitution?

1 June 2010 | Steven Mills Comments Off

This is a case reminiscent of the “interest-rate swaps” litigation in which the House of Lords eventually held that English local authorities did not have the power to conclude such transactions. ...

Tags on this discussion: banking banks contract contract law restitution

Boundaries – Financial Ruin v Compromise?

1 June 2010 | Faiza Ahmad

£30,000, £40,000, £75,000, £100,000 – significant amounts of money? Yes and these are all examples of the legal costs people across the country have recently spent on fighting boundary disputes...

Tags on this discussion: boundaries boundary disputes garden disputes neighbour disputes

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Archive for June, 2010

England football shirt trade war hits fever pitch as Asda sells shirts at half their RRP after sourcing from grey market

If a lender lends money under a contract which subsequently is found to be ultra vires, is the lender entitled to recover that money by claiming restitution?

Boundaries – Financial Ruin v Compromise?

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