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French Supreme Court decision in website scraping case confirms narrow scope of database rights

  • Bird & Bird
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  • France
  • -
  • October 27 2009

The French Supreme Court has dismissed a claim that an aggregation service that extracted real estate advertisements from websites infringed database right

The obligation to use all 'reasonable but commercially prudent endeavours': the Prince of Wales and Chelsea Barracks case

  • Bird & Bird
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  • United Kingdom
  • -
  • December 13 2010

This case relates to the high profile redevelopment of the Chelsea Barracks site in London, in which the Prince of Wales intervened during the planning process and the planning application was ultimately withdrawn

Protection of well known trade marks in Singapore

  • Bird & Bird
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  • Singapore
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  • June 21 2010

On 31 March 2009, the Singapore Court of Appeal issued, in deciding whether a modest cluster housing project in Singapore should be allowed to use the same name as an exclusive luxury resort in Bali, a landmark decision on the protection of well known trade marks in Singapore

'Any' breach does not always mean 'any' breach: debenhams finds out why

  • Bird & Bird
  • -
  • United Kingdom
  • -
  • December 13 2010

What's a working definition of a contract nightmare?