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Allen v Royal Bank of Scotland PLC

In the above case, David Allen, a sufferer of muscular dystrophy, was confined to a wheelchair and upon opening an account with the Bank found that access to the Bank’s services was impossible to wheelchair users.
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Can a literary character be protected by copyright? According to the United States District Court in Manhattan, it can.
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If you supply goods and services in the course of your business, then the supply will be governed by the Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982 (“the SGSA”). One result of this is that it is implied into every such contract that the goods supplied must be of satisfactory quality.
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The general rule in relation to breach of contract claims is that a successful claimant will be awarded damages sufficient to put him in the position he would have been in had the contract been performed. Ordinarily, the damages will equate to the amount that the claimant has lost as a result of the defendant’s breach.
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