Tag Archives: Court of Appeal
English court gets sniffy about being led by the nose
The recent Court of Appeal case of L’Oréal SA & Ors v. Bellure NV & Ors [2010] EWCA Civ 535 is probably the best, recent example of an English court attempting to tweak the nose of the Court of Justice … Continue reading
Filed under Commercial, Intellectual Property
Once bitten; twice shy?
Humberside Police will forever be remembered in data protection circles for being the police force that blamed the Data Protection Act 1998 for its policy of deleting information relating to allegations about the commission of criminal offences, including those of … Continue reading
Filed under Data Protection
Help me, Obi-Wan Jacobi; you’re my only hope!
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away… well, in 1976 California, Lucasfilm began developing Star Wars. The iconic Imperial stormtrooper helmets and uniforms were made by Andrew Ainsworth and his company Shepperton Design Studios Limited in England. He … Continue reading
Filed under Commercial, Intellectual Property
Andrew Sharpe
