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Thought We'd Left The Eu? It Still Has Its Hooks In Unexpected Places
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This is a very disappointing decision in my view
This is a very disappointing decision in my view
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Seems a ridiculous decision. Unsure why it was accepted. Such a daft law can not have been retained after exiting the EU, in fact it seems unbelievable
such a law could have existed at all, as it suggest lots can not be withdrawn, which they clearly are. And one surely can't agree that the website's rules can be overridden by EU law; the site conditions are agreed to by all parties.
such a law could have existed at all, as it suggest lots can not be withdrawn, which they clearly are. And one surely can't agree that the website's rules can be overridden by EU law; the site conditions are agreed to by all parties.
perserverer has spotted the link to Brexit, thank you for that. I thought it was clear enough to anyone who read the article.
I am disappointed in the ruling mainly because there was no guarantee that this particular bidder was going to win the 'auction' - it was cancelled 8 days before the listing ended.
This seller is in Southampton, not NI.
TTT, German court orders are enforceable in the UK. "Generally, a final and conclusive judgment given by a court in the EU, where the contract designated an exclusive choice of court agreement, shall be recognised and enforced in the UK. Contractual debt claims are covered....." https:/
I am disappointed in the ruling mainly because there was no guarantee that this particular bidder was going to win the 'auction' - it was cancelled 8 days before the listing ended.
This seller is in Southampton, not NI.
TTT, German court orders are enforceable in the UK. "Generally, a final and conclusive judgment given by a court in the EU, where the contract designated an exclusive choice of court agreement, shall be recognised and enforced in the UK. Contractual debt claims are covered....." https:/
Company law should already obey the law. The users who do the right thing according to the rules ought not be personally dragged into a company/court disagreement.
And this is still clearly nothing to do with Brexit since the same issue would have arisen had we been foolish enough to still be a member. But it does indicate that the useless government needs to get their finger out and update what needs updating.
And this is still clearly nothing to do with Brexit since the same issue would have arisen had we been foolish enough to still be a member. But it does indicate that the useless government needs to get their finger out and update what needs updating.
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