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AFTER company liquidations in Ireland more than doubled last year, the Commercial Court is gearing up for a massive increase in the number of cases it hears in 2009. McCann FitzGerald litigation partner Roddy Bourke said the number of new cases listed in the Commercial Court increased to 228 for the first 11 months of 2008 versus a total of 196 for all of 2007.
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The impact of the global economy and the continuing trend of increasing volume, size and complexity of cross-border transactions have served to fuel the demand for international arbitrations as a means to resolving transnational disputes. Even relatively modest size companies are now routinely undertaking business away from the home market which, in the event of contractual dispute, opens up the uncertainties associated with litigation in a foreign court. International arbitration is now the accepted way of dispute resolution between parties to international commercial contracts and allows companies to avoid the national courts in favour of a demonstrably neutral predetermined decision-maker. In particular, international arbitration allows the parties to a contract to agree in advance h...
...As cases are often complex and significant sums of money ar...
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THORNBURY Collection services Ltd, based in Pontyclun, has broken the mould when it comes to debt recovery by offering Welshs ME's a completely innovative service focusing on mediation before litigation. An impressive resolve rate without the need for legal action places Thornbury streets ahead of their nearest competitors. Thornbury can also boast a 100 percent winning record for the small amount of cases which do reach court. Thornbury Collection services Ltd is currently the only commercial recovery specialist in south Wales who can offer this unique service to businesses. Thornbury are available seven days a week, including weekends. They operate with a friendly, approachable and more personal face to face style found lacking in your typical debt collector. They strive to provide an...
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... of enabling the court to deal with cases justly, having regard to any welfare issues involv... enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters done at Lugano on 16 th September 1988;. ...
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SERVICE charges for commercial leases have led to damaging breakdowns between landlords and tenants in the past and resulted in costly court cases. One recent case illustrates the need for landlords of commercial tenants to act reasonably when enforcing service charge covenants in a lease.
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EASYJET is challenging the merger between rivals Air France and KLM Royal Dutch after asking the Court of First Instance in Luxembourg to annul the European Commission's clearance of the deal. It said in its appeal to the court - part of the European Court of Justice that deals with commercial cases - that changes were needed to the merger, which it claims will damage competition. Earlier this month, the tie-up between Air France and the Dutch flag carrier created Europe's biggest airline. The combined company will become the world's third biggest in passenger numbers behind American Airlines and United. EasyJet has been campaigning for greater liberalisation of the French air market. Property giant claims a London upturn
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MORE than 100,000 borrowers trying to get loan debts wiped out by using a 'cynical' legal loophole received a knock-back last week. A decision by a judge in the Commercial Court will mean that thousands trying to have credit agreements made 'unenforceable' could have their cases kicked out.
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MORE than 100,000 borrowers trying to get loan debts wiped out by using a 'cynical' legal loophole received a knock-back last week. A decision by a judge in the Commercial Court will mean that thousands trying to have credit agreements made 'unenforceable' could have their cases kicked out.
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This paper addresses the previous criticism relating to Article 30 EEC (now, after amendment, 28 EC) and analyzes case law from Cassis de Dijon, Keck and Mithouard to Gourmet. The issue of "measures " on national restrictions created tensions between the Court of Justice and the national courts. A new taxonomy is introduced to classify these cases relating to Article 28 EC in this paper. The taxonomy is based on marketing methods of 4P (i.e. product, place, price, and promotion). We attempt to employ the 4P of marketing management as a matrix to classify cases relating to Article 30 EEC and to observe whether the judgments given by the Court have consistency. It is suggested that Article 28 EC should not be classified as selling arrangements.
... an offer of give free gifts in all commercial activities, unless the gift and the purchased prod...
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Three commercial divers exposed to toxic chemicals while working in Saudi Arabia are battling for compensation at London's High Court and to have their cases heard under Shari'ah law. But lawyers for the company which employed them are arguing that, under Saudi law, the men have brought their case outside the time limits allowed.
