Courts should sit in pubs and other public venues to make the legal process more accessible, the country’s top family division judge suggested as he left his post.
Robert Stewart of the Village Inn, Edinburgh, has been found in contempt of court and in breach of interdict (injunction) for infringing Sky’s copyright and showing Sky Sports without a commercial contract with Sky for a second occasion.
‘Every time MPs intervene in our industry to make life better for its tenant/lessees they inevitably make it worse’ - the wise words of a former FLVA President. Without the ‘Beer Orders’ would there have been Punch or Enterprise?
Meetings planned by the new Pubs Code Adjudicator (PCA) Paul Newby to include those who have campaigned against his employment - but they have denied his request.
Sky has won a second breach of copyright case in Scotland after a Glasgow bar was found guilty of screening live football matches on two occasions without the correct viewing agreement.
An east London licensee has been fined more than £12,000 by Thames Magistrates Court after being convicted for showing Sky Sports programmes illegally in her premises.
An Enterprise Inns lessee has spoken of his legal battle from hell after a defamatory Facebook page set up by a former manager led to a £100,000 loss in trade.
Three individuals were ordered to pay over £14K in costs and fined following a prosecution by the Federation Against Copyright Theft (FACT) for showing Sky Sports programmes illegally.
The Government has revealed proposals for a specialist planning court to help streamline the legal process for determining challenges to planning issues.
Licensee Carolyn Caroline Dandy of the Concert Inn, Manchester was fined following a prosecution by the Federation Against Copyright Theft (FACT) for showing Sky Sports programmes illegally in her premises.
I am sure you will remember the euphoria that surrounded a decision in the European Court of Justice that it was not illegal to use Nova viewing cards. The European Court of Justice advised that, as the supplier and the recipient were both member countries...
Prosecutions brought against hundreds of licensees by the Premier League since 2005 could be rendered “void” following a landmark ruling made in the High Court yesterday.
The High Court has ruled that a prosecution brought by Media Protection Services (MPS) on behalf of the FA Premier League against a pub in Cheshire was "incompetent".
Westminster City Council will delay plans to introduce evening and weekend parking charges until after the Olympics, due to a judicial review of the new parking rates.
Licensees using foreign satellite systems to screen football have recorded a 12-7 victory in the courts. But the man leading the prosecutions warned...
The High Court has upheld the right of police to use force to eject troublemakers from pubs and stop them re-entering. It came in an appeal of Luton...
Courts can take into consideration that residents who complain about noise at pubs knew it was there before they moved in, a High Court judge has ruled in a landmark case.
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