European Court

Legal advice: Unit pricing issue to return

26-Jan-2016 By Jonathan Smith, Poppleston Allen

The decision by the EU on minimum alcohol pricing has slipped under the radar. PMA legal experts Poppleston Allen provide a briefing.

Scotland's minimum pricing plan referred to European court

30-Apr-2014 By James Wallin

The Scottish Government’s plan to introduce a minimum price of 50p per unit of alcohol has been referred to the Court of Justice of the European Union.

Karen Murphy wins European case against Premier League

04-Oct-2011 By Michelle Perrett

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled against the Premier League stating that pubs can show football matches via foreign (European) television decoders.

Pub owners fined over foreign satellite football

10-Feb-2011 By James Wilmore

Magistrates yesterday rejected an application for a pub foreign satellite football case to be adjourned until the European Court of Justice (ECJ)...

'Europe to decide on non-Sky TV satellite football in UK pubs'

04-Oct-2010 By Matt Eley Matt

The European Court of Justice is to determine whether pubs can show live football matches on satellite TV, without having to pay a subscription to...

Pubcos send out foreign satellite warning

02-Oct-2008 By James Wilmore

Major companies are advising licensees not to use foreign satellite equipment until a definitive ruling on the issue is made in the European Court of...

Murphy case goes to European court

03-Jul-2008 By Ewan Turney ewan.turney@william-reed.co.uk

MPS: we will pursue prosecutions for Sky Karen Murphy has had her foreign satellite appeal referred to the European Court of Justice (ECJ). But...

Murphy case referred to Europe

26-Jun-2008 By Ewan Turney

Karen Murphy case referred to the European Court of Justice

Long road ahead for tips change

31-Jul-2003

Hold your horses. A piece in last week's Morning Advertiser caught my eye, suggesting that the law on tips had been changed, so that even tips on...

Court rules in favour of paid holiday for casual workers

27-Jun-2001

Casual workers are to be entitled to four weeks paid holiday a year, after a European court ruled Britain was breaking employment law under its...