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S had been appointed as Diamond’s agent for the sale of Diamond’s leather upholstery products in the UK and Ireland. Four years later, S transferred its business to Rossetti. Shortly after the transfer,...
Sony requires PlayStation Network users to sign up to terms and conditions that waive their collective rights of redress
Sony has required its PlayStation Network users to sign up to new terms and conditions that would amount to their waiver of the right to take part in collective legal action, or so-called “class action...
Minimum 12- to 36 month gym memberships were unfair – OFT v Ashbourne Management Services, High Court
The Office of Fair Trading has successfully obtained an injunction against someone who recruited new members for their gym and health club clients. In the standard agreements that X advised their clients...
Court refuses to sever offending wording in restrictive covenant clause if it affected another clause – Francotyp-Postalia v Whitehead, High Court
The franchisor and franchisee had restrictive covenants on the franchisee after termination. In order to be enforceable, restrictive covenants have to be reasonable as to duration, area and content. If...
Failure to make exclusion clause wording work under English law rather than US law proves costly – KG Bominflot v Petroplus, Court of Appeal
P supplied oil to B under a free on board (‘FOB’) contract. Clause 18 of the contract stated that there were no ‘guarantees, warranties or representations’ as to the fitness of suitability of the...
Software contract clause limiting warranty to operating documents that had not been provided was unreasonable – Kingsway Hall v Red Sky, High Court
Red Sky supplied booking and billing software to a busy hotel, Kingsway Hall. ‘Entirety’ was a standard system, but Kingsway soon had trouble with it. The system failed to show room availability, group...