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Page 28
... relevant information in the case . Glazebrook dismissed this argu- ment for two reasons , first the duty would arise when advice was sought on settlement and it had already been accepted that the counsel would not act on any settlement ...
... relevant information in the case . Glazebrook dismissed this argu- ment for two reasons , first the duty would arise when advice was sought on settlement and it had already been accepted that the counsel would not act on any settlement ...
Page 389
... relevant factors " . However , the specified factors are no longer directed toward the nature of the prohibited conduct ( and past offending ) . The specified factors are now whether any exemplary damages are awarded ( under s 82A ) and ...
... relevant factors " . However , the specified factors are no longer directed toward the nature of the prohibited conduct ( and past offending ) . The specified factors are now whether any exemplary damages are awarded ( under s 82A ) and ...
Page 391
... relevant turnover is the turnover of the undertaking in the relevant product and geographic markets affected by the infringement in the last financial year . Apart from setting the maximum penalty , the introduc- tion of a turnover ...
... relevant turnover is the turnover of the undertaking in the relevant product and geographic markets affected by the infringement in the last financial year . Apart from setting the maximum penalty , the introduc- tion of a turnover ...
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