Association of Independent Radio Companies Ltd v Phonographic Performance Ltd
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Copyright Tribunal |
| Year | 1993 |
| Date | 1993 |
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...Cosco Inc. [1966] I.R. 266. Association of Independent Radio Companies Ltd. v. Phonographic Performance Ltd. [1994] R.P.C. 143; [1993] E.M.L.R. 181. Basset v. S.A.C.E.M. (Case 402/85) [1987] E.C.R. 1747. British Airways Plc. v. Performing Right Society Ltd. [1998] R.P.C. 556. British Sky Br......
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CSC Media Group Ltd v Video Performance Ltd (CT/94/05)
...in the widest possible terms” per Harman J in ( Association of Independent Radio Companies Ltd v Phonographic Performance Ltd unreported, 16 January 16, 1986) (“ AIRC v PPL 1986”). 15 When considering comparable licences, as required by section 129, the correct approach has been described b......
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CSC Media Group Ltd (Formerly known as Chart Show Channels Ltd) v Video Performance Ltd
...licensee, in the circumstances, will provide, in theory the best available information about the level of a reasonable royalty." "68. In AIRC v PPL the Tribunal stressed the importance of comparators: 'It is for the Tribunal in assessing the transactions cited as comparable to decide to wha......
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