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Fifth Avenue Entertainment v Commodore Entertainment: High Court dismisses trade mark appeal over band name
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Fifth Avenue Entertainment v Commodore Entertainment: High Court dismisses trade mark appeal over band name

The High Court upheld a finding of passing off and bad faith in a dispute over registration of the Commodores name.
23 Oct 2026
Wills v Holder: Upper Tribunal overturns agricultural tenancy succession ruling
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Wills v Holder: Upper Tribunal overturns agricultural tenancy succession ruling

The Upper Tribunal ruled that off-farm contracting income could not automatically satisfy the agricultural tenancy succession livelihood test.
23 Oct 2026
Onecom v EVE Connect: High Court rejects bid to strike out 22-year loss of profits claim
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Onecom v EVE Connect: High Court rejects bid to strike out 22-year loss of profits claim

The High Court rejected a bid to strike out Onecom’s long-term loss of profits claim but ordered clearer particulars.
23 Oct 2026
Boate v Millenium Pharmacy: County Court allows secondary victim claim after fatal morphine overdose to proceed
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Boate v Millenium Pharmacy: County Court allows secondary victim claim after fatal morphine overdose to proceed

A mother’s psychiatric injury claim can proceed after she administered a toxic morphine dose to her daughter due to alleged medical negligence.
23 Oct 2026
Thames Water v Imber: High Court finds settlement fraud after defendant failed to disclose completed property sale
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Thames Water v Imber: High Court finds settlement fraud after defendant failed to disclose completed property sale

The High Court set aside a £225,000 settlement after finding no realistic defence to fraudulent misrepresentation.
23 Oct 2026
University of Sussex v Office for Students: High Court rejects costs reduction and protects Free Speech Union from costs order
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University of Sussex v Office for Students: High Court rejects costs reduction and protects Free Speech Union from costs order

The High Court refused to reduce Sussex’s costs recovery or order the Free Speech Union to pay costs following a judicial review.
23 Oct 2026
İşbilen v Turk: High Court orders intermediary for ADHD-affected defendant during evidence
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İşbilen v Turk: High Court orders intermediary for ADHD-affected defendant during evidence

The High Court ruled that intermediary assistance was necessary for Selman Turk’s oral evidence, but not throughout the trial.
23 Oct 2026
Beyond the final report: Closing the public inquiry implementation gap
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Beyond the final report: Closing the public inquiry implementation gap

Public inquiries can expose institutional failings and recommend far-reaching reforms, but ensuring those recommendations are implemented remains a persistent challenge
23 Oct 2026
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