Trading in UK Law
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Esso Petroleum Company Ltd v Harper's Garage (Stourport) Ltd
... ... All interference with individual liberty of action in trading, and all restraints of trade of themselves, if there is nothing more, are contrary to public policy, and therefore void." ... ...
- Dimond v Lovell
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Norris v Government of the United States of America
... ... 16 Rawlings v General Trading Co [1921] 1 KB 635 concerned an agreement made between prospective bidders at an auction of military surplus stores. They agreed that in order to ... ...
- Director General of Fair Trading v First National Bank Plc
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Re Supply of Ready Mixed Concrete (No 2)
... ... Director General of Fair Trading (Appellant) and Pioneer Concrete (U.K.) Limited and Others (Respondents) [1994] UKHL J1124-1 ... ...
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R v Beck
... ... From 1971 the appellant had been managing director of, and in effective control of Safe Glaze (trading as "All Seasons Home Improvements"). The company was based in London and its business was the installation of double glazing and electrical central ... ...
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Dickson v Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain
... ... So most pharmacists act in a dual capacity, combining retail trading with their professional work ... 4 That pharmacists should be engaged in trade is regarded by many pharmacists as undesirable ... ...
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R v Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, ex parte Lonrho Plc
... ... to him on reasonable grounds to involve serious or complex fraud." On 19 August a copy of the report was sent to the Director General of Fair Trading, Sir Gordon Borrie. (13) On 13 September 1988, the Secretary of State in reply to a letter from Mr. Rowland the Chief ... ...
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Hurstanger Ltd v Wilson and another
... ... In November 1997 the Office of Fair Trading issued revised guidelines which told such lenders to: [15]. warn that the broker or other intermediary may not be in a position to ... ...
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Petrofina (Gt. Britain) Ltd v Martin
... ... Lees (1856) 1 Hurlestone & Norman, p. 156 ... And there may be more kinds. The categories of restraint of trade are not closed. As methods of trading change, so do the areas of restraint expand. The law, if it is to fulfil its purpose, must keep pace with them ... 15 Mr ... ...
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