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    Federal Court Of Justice Decision Dated 15 July 2025 Confirms That Construction Subsidies For Battery Storage Systems Based On The Performance Price Model Are Permissible

    On 15 July 2025, the Federal Court of Justice (BGH) ruled (case no. EnVR 1/24) that network operators in network connection procedures under the Energy Industry Act (EnWG) may demand a construction cost subsidy (BKZ) for battery storage systems (BESS) based on the performance price model.
    GermanyEnergy and Natural Resources
    Taylor Wessing
    Taylor Wessing
  • Article

    Carve-Outs In The Aerospace & Defence Sector (Part III)

    In view of the large number of stumbling blocks and special issues in A&D carve-outs, which we have already dealt with in Part I (regulatory hurdles) and Part II (structuring of the transaction and operative unbundling), careful preparation is the key to success
    GermanyGovernment, Public Sector
    Taylor Wessing
    Taylor Wessing
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    "Clarifying" Trade Mark Infringement In The Netherlands

    IPPZ is a company that develops software for health care professionals.
    NetherlandsIntellectual Property
    Taylor Wessing
    Taylor Wessing
  • Article

    Can You Contractually Exclude The Unconscionability Exception, In The Context Of A Performance Bond, In A Separate Document?

    In the recent decision of Bintai Kindenko Pte Ltd v Samsung C&T Corp [2019] SGCA 39, the CA upheld a contractual exclusion clause.
    SingaporeCorporate/Commercial Law
    RHTLaw Taylor Wessing
    RHTLaw Taylor Wessing
  • Article

    Minimum Share Capital Requirements Amended For Limited Liability Companies In The UAE

    The UAE Federal Government has issued a decree amending Article 227 of the UAE Commercial Companies Law, Federal Law No. (8) of 1984 (Companies Law) with the effect of abolishing minimum share capital requirements in respect of limited liability companies (LLCs) in the UAE.
    United Arab EmiratesCorporate/Commercial Law
    Taylor Wessing
    Taylor Wessing
  • Article

    Recent Amendments To DIFC Companies Law

    On September 18 2009 the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) announced amendments to the DIFC Companies Law (2/2009).
    United Arab EmiratesCorporate/Commercial Law
    Taylor Wessing
    Taylor Wessing
  • Article

    First UK Company To Be Liable For Modern Slavery

    We recently highlighted the need for companies to investigate their supply chains for human trafficking and slavery in light of the enactment of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 (the "MSA") in October of last year.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    Taylor Wessing
    Taylor Wessing
  • Article

    Tales Of The Unexpected, Avoiding Visa Surprises

    The UK's decision in November 2016 to refuse a visa for Paris Saint-Germain footballer Serge Aurier...
    United KingdomImmigration
    Taylor Wessing
    Taylor Wessing
  • Article

    Iceland Versus Scotland: What Happens When Two Inconsistent Insolvency Regimes Clash?

    The Credit Institutions Regulations 2004 were to be construed to ensure forum shopping was not encouraged.
    United KingdomInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Taylor Wessing
    Taylor Wessing
  • Article

    EAR v Project Cargo Policy - The Timing Of Damage

    The Claimants in this case were insurers under an Erection All Risks (EAR) policy, issued in connection with a project for the installation of economiser blocks to a UK waste recycling plant.
    United KingdomInsurance
    Taylor Wessing
    Taylor Wessing
  • Article

    At Least, All Hope Is Not Lost: FRANCE 2016 Wins The Distinctiveness Game!

    In November 2016, in a dispute involving, on the one hand, the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) and, on the other hand...
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Taylor Wessing
    Taylor Wessing
  • Article

    English High Court: Sony Communications International AB v SSH Communications Security Corporation

    Recent experience in the UK Patents Court has shown that the validity of patents for genuine inventions in the telecommunications field will be upheld and infringement found...
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Taylor Wessing
    Taylor Wessing
  • Article

    Arbitration Time Limits and the Third Party (Rights Against Insurers) Act 1930

    The claims arose under a liability policy issued by the Defendant insurer, Quinn, to a building and roofing contractor, A Lenihan Ltd ("Lenihan").
    United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Taylor Wessing
    Taylor Wessing
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    BAANBREKEND: HvJ EU Bepaalt Onbeperkte Auteursrechtelijke Bescherming In Europa Voor Werken Van Toegepaste Kunst Die In Derde Landen Zijn Ontstaan

    Op 24 oktober 2024 heeft het Europese Hof van Justitie prejudiciële vragen beantwoord in een zaak tussen Kwantum en Vitra.
    NetherlandsIntellectual Property
    Taylor Wessing
    Taylor Wessing
  • Article

    Liquidator Could Not Assign Right To Appeal Tax Assessments

    This case provides a timely reminder that a liquidator is not always able to assign the right of appeal, or other non-proprietary rights, to be pursued by directors or creditors. Such rights are not to be assumed as a proprietary for the purposes of s. 436 of the Insolvency Act.
    United KingdomInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Taylor Wessing
    Taylor Wessing
  • Article

    A Blue Day For Danone

    An application for the B'lue logo, (shown above left), was rejected by the Opposition Division and the Board of Appeal, which found it confusingly similar to the earlier word registration for BLU DE SAN MIGUEL.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Taylor Wessing
    Taylor Wessing
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    Is The UK Out, And What Is Next For The UPC? (1 July Update)

    After months of argument and speculation, the people of the UK have voted to leave the (European Union) EU in a national referendum.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Taylor Wessing
    Taylor Wessing
  • Article

    Pret A Diner Takes Advantage

    K&K Group AG, filed an EUTM application for the figurative mark Pret A Diner in Classes 29, 30, 35 and 43. Pret A Manger (Europe) Ltd opposed the mark based on its earlier EU figurative trade mark...
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Taylor Wessing
    Taylor Wessing
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    Amendments To Trust (Jersey) Law Act 1984

    Following our coverage in the September 2016 newsletter, a Consultation Response and Policy Paper has been released following a three month consultation on the Trusts (Jersey) Law Act 1984.
    United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law
    Taylor Wessing
    Taylor Wessing
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    Data Subject Access Requests: Paper Files And Proportionate Searches

    In the long-running saga of Dawson-Damer v Taylor Wessing and ors the High Court (on remission from the Court of Appeal) has made a number of important findings
    United KingdomPrivacy
    Charles Russell Speechlys
    Charles Russell Speechlys

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