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“Disgracefully treated” Pakistan Vimto distributor wins over £8m damages
Written Osborne Clarke on 27 Aug 2014
Who: Nichols plc and Gul Bottlers (Pvt) Ltd Where: High Court When: 2 July 2014 Law stated as at: 11 August 2014 What happened: Family run Pakistani soft drinks manufacturer, Gul…
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Photos supplied for advertising didn’t come with implied “exclusive perpetual licence”
Written Osborne Clarke on 23 Jul 2014
Who: Orvec International Ltd and Linfoots Ltd When: 18 June 2014 Where: Intellectual Property Enterprise Court, United Kingdom Law stated as at: 10 July 2014 What happened: A recent case heard at the…
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New guidance from Brussels on consumer rights directive
Written Osborne Clarke on 22 Jul 2014
Who: European Commission Where: Brussels When: 13 June 2014 Law as stated at: 7 July 2014 What happened: The European Commission’s Directorate-General for Justice has issued a guidance document to…
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New Consumer Contracts Regulations: key points
Written Osborne Clarke on 16 Jun 2014
Who: etailers Where: UK When: 13 June 2014 Law as stated at: 5 June 2014 What happened: The Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013 (the “Regs”) are…
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No lien on database say appeal judges
Written by Ben Dunham on 30 May 2014
Who: Your Response Ltd (“Your Response”); Datateam Business Media Ltd (“Datateam”); The Court of Appeal (the “CoA”) When: 14 March 2014 Where: UK Law stated as at: 7 May 2014…
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Commission wording in affinity marketing agreement scrutinised
Written Osborne Clarke on 27 Mar 2014
Who: Unite the Union and Liverpool Victoria Banking Services Limited Where: The Commercial Court When: 20 January 2014 Law as stated at: 5 March 2014 What happened: The Commercial Court…
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OFT publishes guidance on ongoing contracts with consumers
Written Osborne Clarke on 07 Aug 2013
Who: The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) Where: United Kingdom When: June 2013 Law stated as at: 5 August 2013 What happened: The OFT has published new guidance entitled “Key…
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Scottish Court allows contract termination over data privacy breach
Written Osborne Clarke on 09 Jul 2013
Who: Soccer Savings (Scotland) Ltd and Scottish Building Society Where: Outer House of the Scottish Court of Session When: June 2013 Law stated as at: 3 July 2013 What…
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What you need to know about landmark Consumer Rights Bill
Written Osborne Clarke on 09 Jul 2013
Who: UK Government Where: London When: 12 June 2013 Law stated as at: 3 July 2013 What happened: As anticipated in our June update, the Government has published its…
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FSA Statement about “read and understood” declarations
Written Osborne Clarke on 06 Jul 2010
Surely it is acceptable and indeed advisable for on-line traders to ask customers to tick a box to confirm they have read and understood the small print? “Not necessarily” says…
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Agency failure sparks media cash dilemma
Written Osborne Clarke on 03 Jun 2010
May 2010 has seen respected digital media agency i-level go into liquidation after 10 years of trading. Does case law have some answers as to how clients can protect themselves…
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German court orders full media credit disclosure
Written Osborne Clarke on 02 Mar 2010
The Munich Higher Regional Court has ordered Danone’s former media buying agency to make full disclosure of kick-backs and other benefits arising from its work for Danone. A damages claim…
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All Articles in Contracts

“Disgracefully treated” Pakistan Vimto distributor wins over £8m damages

Photos supplied for advertising didn’t come with implied “exclusive perpetual licence”

New guidance from Brussels on consumer rights directive

New Consumer Contracts Regulations: key points

No lien on database say appeal judges

Commission wording in affinity marketing agreement scrutinised

OFT publishes guidance on ongoing contracts with consumers

Scottish Court allows contract termination over data privacy breach

What you need to know about landmark Consumer Rights Bill

FSA Statement about “read and understood” declarations

Agency failure sparks media cash dilemma

German court orders full media credit disclosure

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