Bach Flower Remedies Ltd v Healing Herbs Ltd
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1999 |
| Date | 1999 |
| Court | Chancery Division |
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Solicitors Regulation Authority v Martyn Jeremy Day
...is also still called for. The point is discussed in many cases: see, for example, the speech of Lord Hoffmann in Biogen Inc v Medeva Plc [1999] RPC 1 at p. 45. The relevant principles and authorities are also helpfully cited and summarised in the recent Court of Appeal decision, published a......
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Vidal Eulalie Martin v Solicitors Regulation Authority
...evidence is or could be captured in the reasons given by the judge, as Lord Hoffmann explained in Biogen Inc v Medeva Plc [1996] UKHL 18; [1999] RPC 1 at p.45, where he referred to the expressed findings being “ always surrounded by a penumbra of imprecision as to emphasis, relative weight,......
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Bach Flower Remedies Ltd v Healing Herbs Ltd
...it is registered. 11 The factual background to these proceedings is comprehensively set out in the judgment of Neuberger J, reported in [1999] RPC 1. Both parties accept his findings of fact. Accordingly it is unnecessary for me to do more than recapitulate those parts of the judgment relev......
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Bach Flower Remedies Ltd v Healing Herbs Ltd
...Justice Chadwick) so held on October 21 when dismissing an appeal by Bach Flower Remedies Ltd from the decision of Mr Justice Neuberger ([1999] RPC 1) granting an application by Healing Herbs Ltd for a declaration that eight trademarks registered by the appellant using the words "Bach" and ......
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Controlling the New Media: Hybrid Responses to New Forms of Power
...known companies?84 See eg Panavision vToeppen 945 F.Supp. 1296 (1996); British Telecommunications plc and others vOne in a Million Ltd [1999] RPC 1.The Modern Law Review [Vol. 65506 ßThe Modern Law Review Limited the arbitration procedure contained therein. Thus the values of thecybercommun......