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Taxpayer wins case on application of California property tax to aircraft

Loeb & Loeb LLP
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USA
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December 20 2008

In Auerbach v. Assessment Appeals Board No. 2 for the County of Los Angeles, the California Court of Appeal upheld the finding of the Superior Court in favor of the taxpayer in a case that addressed the correct value on which property tax should be imposed for a private airplane

A company under federal jurisdiction which forces its employees to retire at age 60 is not practising discrimination

Dentons
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Canada
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February 27 2008

In an August 17, 2007 decision, the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal (hereinafter the "C.H.R.T.") dismissed complaints by two Air Canada pilots who were forced to retire at age 60 pursuant to the mandatory retirement provisions of the Air Canada pilots’ pension plan, which had been incorporated in the collective agreement signed between Air Canada and the union representing the Air Canada pilots

British Airways - High Court dismisses novel class action claim

White & Case LLP
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United Kingdom
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May 12 2009

In its recent judgment in Emerald Supplies Limited & Anr. v British Airways Plc the High Court has struck out an attempt by US claimant law-firm, Hausfeld & Co LLP, to bring what was, in effect, a US-style class action claim before the English courts

Barclay v British Airways plc

Kennedys
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United Kingdom
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February 2 2009

Ms Barclay appealed against the dismissal of her claim by Oxford County Court

Aid to Olympic Airways and Olympic Airlines must be recovered

Nabarro LLP
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European Union, Greece
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March 12 2008

The European Court of Justice on 14 February 2008 upheld (in case C-41906) the European Commission's 2005 decision finding that Greece had granted a number of illegal and incompatible aid measures both to Olympic Airways Services and its successor, Olympic Airlines, and that the aid must be recovered

Aer Lingus’s request for interim measures rejected

Nabarro LLP
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European Union
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April 16 2008

The Court of First Instance (CFI) has rejected an injunction application by Aer Lingus requesting that Ryanair refrain from exercising its voting rights in the company pending the outcome of an action for annulment of the European Commission decision that refused to order Ryanair to divest its 29.4 shareholding following Ryanair’s blocked acquisition attempt

Territorial jurisdiction of the Jersey Employment Tribunal

Bedell Cristin
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Jersey
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September 21 2009

On 4 June 2009, the Jersey Employment Tribunal (the "Tribunal") handed down its judgment in the case of Wagner -v- Aviation Staffing Company Ltd

British Airways fights off a “class action”

Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Jacobson LLP
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United Kingdom
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May 27 2009

The Chancellor of the UK ’s High Court dismissed a claim brought against British Airways ("BA ") on behalf of a broad group of air-freight customers

Clearing the air: Australia's High Court clarifies the operation of the IATA Clearing House Regulations during member airline's Australian insolvency proceeding

Jones Day
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Australia
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April 22 2008

If an international airline that is a member of the International Air Transport Association (“IATA”) goes into insolvent external administration under the Australian Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) (the “Act”), will the IATA Clearing House Regulations (effective January 1, 2006) (the “CH Regulations”) continue to govern the relationship between IATA, the insolvent airline, and the other members of IATA?

Second Circuit holds that employees do not have private cause of action under the Railway Labor Act

Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP
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USA
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September 23 2009

Earlier this week, the federal Second Circuit Court of Appeal affirmed the Eastern District of New York's dismissal of the Railway Labor Act ("RLA") and state law claims that had been filed by former American Airlines flight attendants against American Airlines and their union

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Taxpayer wins case on application of California property tax to aircraft

A company under federal jurisdiction which forces its employees to retire at age 60 is not practising discrimination

British Airways - High Court dismisses novel class action claim

Barclay v British Airways plc

Aid to Olympic Airways and Olympic Airlines must be recovered

Aer Lingus’s request for interim measures rejected

Territorial jurisdiction of the Jersey Employment Tribunal

British Airways fights off a “class action”

Clearing the air: Australia's High Court clarifies the operation of the IATA Clearing House Regulations during member airline's Australian insolvency proceeding

Second Circuit holds that employees do not have private cause of action under the Railway Labor Act

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