Agricultural Product in UK Law
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Henry Kendall & Sons (A Firm) v William Lillico & Sons Ltd and Others
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If the description is a familiar one it may be that in practice only one quality of goods answers that description —then that quality and only that quality is merchantable quality. Or it may be that various qualities of goods are commonly sold under that description—then it is not disputed that the lowest quality commonly so sold is what is meant by merchantable quality: it is commercially saleable under that description.
If the buyer wants goods that are suitable for each one of several purposes he must make that clear to the seller and make it clear that he is relying upon the seller to let him have goods that would be suitable for each one of the purposes. If the buyer merely orders goods by description all that he can expect is that he will get goods that correspond with the description and goods of such a quality that they could be used for one of the purposes for which such goods arc normally used.
The suggestion, without more, that goods are merchantable unless they are of no use for any purpose for which they would normally be used and hence would be unsaleable under that description may be misleading, if it contains no reference to price. It would be wrong to say that "seconds" are necessarily merchantable.
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Wenlock v Moloney
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But this summary jurisdiction of the court was never intended to be exercised by a minute and protracted examination of the documents and facta of the case, in order to see whether the plaintiff really has a cause of action. This seems to me to be an abuse of the inherent power of the court and not a proper exercise of that power.
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Procter & Gamble UK v HM Revenue and Customs
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I cannot emphasise too strongly that the issue on an appeal from the Tribunal is not whether the appellate body agrees with its conclusions. It is this: as a matter of law, wasthe Tribunal entitled to reach its conclusions? It is a misconception of the very nature an appeal on a point of law to treat it, as too many appellants tend to do, as just another hearing of the self-same issue that was decided by the Tribunal.
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Hardwick Game Farm v Suffolk Agricultural Poultry Producers Association
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The second question formulated was: Does the Act apply to a substance which is sold for the purposes of resale as an ingredient in some compounded food and not as a foodstuff itself?
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Lambert v Lambert
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However, those characteristics or circumstances clearly have to be of a wholly exceptional nature, such that it would very obviously be inconsistent with the objective of achieving fairness (ie it would create an unfair outcome) for them to be ignored.
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Partnership focusing on sustainable agricultural product supply chains.
...[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Linking up with a global partner to build an agricultural and food products value chain According to UN projections, Africa's population will swell ......
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Three-level supply chain coordination of fresh agricultural products in the Internet of Things
Purpose: The Internet of Things (IoT) is used in the fresh agricultural product (FAP) supply chain, which can be coordinated through a revenue-sharing contract. The purpose of this paper is to make...
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Contract coordination of new fresh produce three-layer supply chain
Purpose: There are particularly high fresh agricultural product (FAP) loss rates in actual supply chain operation and the development of FAPs e-commerce is hindered to some extent. The purpose of t...
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Place‐based marketing strategies, brand equity and vineyard valuation
Many firms, wine producers among them, have successfully communicated the quality of their products to the market by emphasizing the geographic origin, or location of production of critical ingredi...
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Additional IP Considerations in Light of Brexit
Pharmaceutical and agricultural companies in particular should consider the effect of Brexit on their European patent portfolios. Supplementary Protection Certificates (SPCs)....... . Pharmaceutical and agricultural companies in particular should consider the effect of Brexit on their ...SPCs allow for up to five years of additional product exclusivity beyond expiration of any patent issued by the European Patent ......
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New Labels For Geographical Indications
......agricultural products and foodstuffs. My last article, on the protection of ......
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Plasterboard Recycling Standard Now Available
......PAS109:2008:. Specification for the production of recycled gypsum from waste. plasterboard provides a specification for ...plasterboard, the manufacture of cement and in the agricultural. sector as a soil treatment. As markets increase for recycled. gypsum ......
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New Foreign Investment Hub
...... 1. Multi-brand product retail trading. The GOI has now approved FDI in multi-brand retail ... Fresh agricultural produce, including fruits, vegetables, flowers, grains, pulses, fresh ......