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The month of July was a very busy month for the Public Procurement Act in terms of implementing legislation and interpretative opinions.

On 29 March 2012, the General Court handed down judgments dismissing two appeals against the European Commission’s 4 July 2007 decision to fine Telefónica €152m for an illegal margin squeeze following a complaint in 2003 by France Télécom’s Spanish subsidiary.

On 26 April 2011, the Ministry of Finance adopted a subsequent version of the draft assumptions for the Reverse Mortgage Loan Act (the previous version is dated 19 April 2010).

On 1 September 2011, major changes to the Labour Code come into force that will not only significantly strengthen the position for employers but could also pave the way for foreign businesses to enter the Slovak labour market.

The Government yesterday published a discussion paper on quoted company pay for directors.

In parallel to the publication of its Low Carbon Transition Plan, the Government also published yesterday its Renewable Energy Strategy (the Strategy), which sets out in particular how the UK could meet its renewable energy targets for 2020.

The Constitutional Court has ruled that a claimant’s rights to judicial protection and to a fair trial were infringed by an order to pay advance costs of €792,850.

We recently reported on the trial of three Warwickshire fire services managers charged with manslaughter.

Last Thursday saw the publication by the OFT of the final form of its Guidance relating to how competition law applies to land agreements following the revocation of the Land Agreements Exclusion Order, which comes into effect on 6 April 2011.

The Office for Competition and Consumer Protection (OCCP) has challenged certain clauses used by 19 banks in their mortgage documents.

New legislation on the taxation of electricity and energy products is expected to come into force on 1 January 2009.

Companies calculating depreciation for corporate profits tax may increase the book values of their fixed and intangible assets to mitigate the effect of annual inflation for the previous year.

On 19 July 2006 the House of Lords disagreed with the Court of Appeal's ruling in the case of Crehan v Inntrepreneur and upheld Inntrepreneur's appeal. The case considered the competition law legality of a "beer tie" which obliged Mr Crehan (then a publican) to purchase most of his beer from Courage.

As has been expected, the Food Standards Agency recommended the controversial "traffic light" colour coding scheme, using red, amber and green to show high, medium and low levels of fat, sugar and salt on packaged food, at its board meeting on 9 March 2006.

Do your consumer products standard terms have anything unusual or onerous in them? If so, caselaw states that these must be brought to the other party’s attention.

From 6th April 2007 carers will have the right to request flexible working as part of the package of family friendly measures which are being introduced by the Work and Families Act 2006.

In a radical judgment, the President of the Employment Appeal Tribunal has overturned previously binding authority and ruled that an employer must consult about why it wants to make redundancies.