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The High Court found that Kevin-gerald Stanford, previously Kevin Gerald Stanford, had persisted in asserting that the share sale agreement for a fashion label was void on the basis of fraudulent inducement, thereby breaching a court order. The finding concerned his insistence that he had been fraudulently induced to sign it. HHJ Paul Matthews stated he was satisfied, to the criminal standard of proof, that Mr Stanford violated the order by reviving the fraud allegations in a January letter and in a later paper sent to a division of private equity house Lion Capital. He explained that these amounted to clear statements that, due to the alleged fraud, the bank never acquired good title to the respondent’s shares and that they therefore still belong to him. Yet those same shares were subsequently sold by the bank to the applicant, meaning the respondent is indirectly asserting a beneficial interest in them, contrary to the injunction’s terms. In the judge’s view, those claims sought to preserve a supposed ownership interest despite the...
Film and TV glossary A–B | Film and TV glossary C–D | Film and TV glossary E–H | Film and TV glossary M–P | Film and TV glossary R–S | Film and TV glossary T–W Incidental inclusion (‘passing shot’ use) Including a copyright-protected work only incidentally within an artistic work, sound recording, film or broadcast does not infringe that copyright. For example, a film shot on location at the South Bank in London would not breach rights in buildings or in music audible in the background when their presence is incidental. What qualifies as ‘incidental’ hinges on the facts of each matter. See Practice Note: Copyright—permitted acts and defences. Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) IPSO is an independent, self-regulatory body that handles complaints about the editorial content (not advertising) of newspapers, magazines (not books) and their websites, as well as about certain kinds of behaviour by journalists working for those organisations. It replaced the Press Complaints Commission on 8 September 2014. See website: Independent Press Standards...
Parties This Agreement is dated [ insert date ]. Between: 1 [ insert name ], a company registered in [ England and Wales ], whose company number is [ insert company number ] and whose registered office is at [ insert registered office ] (‘Producer’); and 2 [ insert name ] of [ insert address ] (‘Lender’), concerning the engagement of [ insert name ] (‘Presenter’)...