Civil Procedure

Cambridge publican awarded £25,000 in compensation after being wrongly evicted

19-Oct-2015 By Emily Sutherland

A Cambridge publican has been awarded £25,000 in compensation after being sprayed with a form of pepper spray and being physically removed from his pub.

Scottish bar hit with £7,000 fine after Sky Sports copyright breach

30-Apr-2014 By Mike Berry

A Scottish bar has been fined a total of £7,000 for showing Premier League football without the correct commercial viewing agreement.

Licensee to pay £14,509 electricity bill

19-Aug-2011 By Adam Pescod

A licensee in Cornwall has reached an out-of-court settlement with energy company Opus to pay electricity bills worth over £14,000. Gary...

Diageo settles Vodkat dispute

15-Dec-2010 By Matt Eley Matt

Diageo has reached an out of court settlement with drinks company InterContinental Brands (ICB) to bring an end to a two year saga over the latter's...

Punch capitulates over Six Bells rent wrangle

29-Sep-2005

by John Harrington Punch Taverns has agreed to pay a couple's £20,000 legal bill after capitulating in a two-year rent dispute. The company conceded...

Host wins law suit for failed Van Morrison gig

13-Nov-2003

by MA Reporter Veteran rocker Van Morrison's company, Exile Productions, has been ordered by London's High Court to pay £40,000 damages to a...

Licensee wins Van Morrison case

12-Nov-2003

Licensee Gary Marlow has won his David-and-Goliath legal battle against rock superstar Van Morrison in the High Court.However, it could prove to be a...