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In the recent case of Playup Interactive Entertainment (UK) PTY Ltd v Givemefootball Ltd [2011], the High Court considered the expression "opted-in".

By unveiling a package of measures the government has appealed to public-sector procurement workers to work more closely with UK IT suppliers in order to give firms in the country the best possible chance of securing contracts with central and local authorities.

An employer's notice to terminate employment is ineffective if it is given during a time (military service, illness or accident, pregnancy etc) when the loss of employment may be particularly critical for the employee ('improper time').

In the first year of the 11th Five-Year Plan China failed to meet the target of cutting its unit gross domestic product (GDP) energy consumption by 4 per cent. China plans to cut its unit GDP energy consumption by 20 per cent by the end of 2010 to improve energy efficiency. Clearly, this target is a challenge for the Chinese government.

AER is currently undergoing pre-development work prior to the launch of its Sahim II initiative,

The UK Supreme Court has ruled that blocking access to private business premises on a private road does not constitute an offence under the second limb of the statutory public nuisance...

The UK government has introduced significant changes to trade union rights and labor law, including electronic balloting for union votes, statutory rights of access for trade unions to workplaces...

Technology transfer encompasses a broad range of activities but, in a third level education context, most typically refers to the commercialisation (whether at the instance of the educational institution concerned or in response to industry demand) of research developed within the institution.

A recent case involving Tate & Lyle Sugars Limited ("Tate & Lyle") illustrates some of the potential unintended consequences of reopening administrative decision-making.

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The Central Bank's increased appetite to take enforcement action is examined by Declan Sheehan, who recently joined us from the Enforcement Division of the UK's Financial Services Authority (the 'FSA'

The Infrastructure Planning Commission (IPC) has published a letter on its website announcing that it has rejected changes to a scheme that was before the IPC for consideration - the Brig-y-Cwm energy from waste generating facility.

The Customs Import and Export Tariff of the People’s Republic of China for 2007 (‘the Customs’) has set out the import tariff rate, value-added tax rate and export drawback rate on turbo-jets, turbo-propellers and other gas turbines.

The election of Liz Truss as Prime Minister paves the way for new policy announcements in the coming weeks, reflecting a full in-tray.

However, in response to pressure from parliament and international developments in the area of foreign direct investment, the Federal Council published a preliminary draft of an investment protection law...

With effect from 1 January 2017 the law was changed to unify and extend the time allowed for appealing against a termination of employment.

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The property case of Howard-Jones v Tate [2011] is a useful reminder of the difference between rescission of a contract and discharge of a contract by breach.