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Page 190
... noted uncritically , although of course the first has been overtaken by the Contractual Remedies Act 1979 , and the second seems inconsistent with Abrams v An- cliffe ( which I could not find ) . More important cases such as Hamlin ...
... noted uncritically , although of course the first has been overtaken by the Contractual Remedies Act 1979 , and the second seems inconsistent with Abrams v An- cliffe ( which I could not find ) . More important cases such as Hamlin ...
Page 209
... noted that the Court of Appeal does not appear to have finally determined the issue . Her Honour referred to Hardie Boys J's analysis of Irish cases and the passage in His Honour's judgment which said : That has not prevented the Courts ...
... noted that the Court of Appeal does not appear to have finally determined the issue . Her Honour referred to Hardie Boys J's analysis of Irish cases and the passage in His Honour's judgment which said : That has not prevented the Courts ...
Page 270
... noted that the case was quite possibly the first in which s 9 was used by a trader in an attempt to prevent a rival from using that trader's name . His Honour noted ( at 26-27 ) that : The Fair Trading Act 1986 has its genesis in ...
... noted that the case was quite possibly the first in which s 9 was used by a trader in an attempt to prevent a rival from using that trader's name . His Honour noted ( at 26-27 ) that : The Fair Trading Act 1986 has its genesis in ...
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