... registering it as a company name. This article examines the new provisions found in Part 5 of the Companies Act 2006 as well as the Company Names Adjudicator Rules 2008 which relate to this new right. Key points This article explores the background to this new right to object. It also examines in detail...

...-compliance may be hard to sustain. In this article, each IP-related complaint levelled by the USA is held up to scrutiny, examining it within the context of Chinese law and interpretational guidance. The authors then predict possible grounds upon which future complaints may be lodged. On 10 April 2007...

... antitrust liability. In this article, the Walker Process doctrine is revisited in the light of recent case law, examining its ramifications for patent litigants and for the enforcement of antitrust policy. Exclusionary rights granted by patents can provide a powerful tool in shaping commerce...

... period. Keywords: admissibility of expert testimony; combination methods; Daubert criteria; examining pre- and post-charge data; multiple comparisons; principles of statistical inference. 1. Introduction During the 1990s, the U.S. Supreme Court issued three decisions Daubert,1 Joiner2...

...John Anderton Re-examination is often used as part of a litigation strategy, as was seen in NTP, Inc. v Research in Motion, Ltd where RIM requested re-examination of one of NTP's infringed patents after an adverse verdict. ¹ Re-examinations may also come into play...

... inundated with applications that have stretched examination resources to the breaking point. Although the PTO has attempted to hire more examiners to stem the tide, both the backlog of applications and the pendency of examination has increased dramatically. ⁶ In an effort to reduce these trends...

... students' moral rights in their academic works. Part II examines whether the defence of fair dealing (fair use in the United States) may be applicable to moral rights infringement. Part III, then, discusses whether a university student may sue for breach of confidence or violation of his privacy...

...This chapter describes the physical barriers persons with disabilities can encounter when they visit health care settings, including difficulties opening doors, inaccessible restroom facilities, and examining tables that are too high for persons to access. It also examines problems encountered...

... the bureau’s medical examining boards invited a host of unforeseen challenges to their claims—challenges now regarded as forms of institutional racism. The medical examination process was partly decentralized and privatized, with civilian physicians deputized to perform evaluations on federal applicants...

...0 23 02 1995 How did the eye evolve? In examining the evolutionary phylogenetic scheme of animals from protozoa to vertebrates (Figure 7.1), where among these phyla did an eye evolve? In search for the evolutionary development of an eye Walls (1942), Duke-Elder (1958), Willmer (1960), and Eakin...

... that will enable us to reveal the origin and the development of the disease pro- cesses by examining the nucleic acids and proteins. Molecular pathology has a special role in both clinical oncology and translational research. tissues diseased morphology molecular examining translational This content is only...

... is to develop a quantitative framework for examining the effects of fishing mortality rate, F, and length of entry, le, into the fishable stock on yield from a year-class of any given initial abundance. population recruitment exploitation examining mortality This content...

..., it is worth examining the evolution of attitudes to ‘the Arab problem’ and to the emerging refugee problem in the political parties of the Yishuv in the course of 1948. The focus of such an examination must inevitably be on the only two parties that counted for much in the decision-making processes during...

...0 07 03 1996 In previous chapters we have examined key patterns of bequeathing in our sample of wills, and explored the often complex implications of these for the nature of will-making in Britain over the last four decades. In this chapter we build upon these basic patterns and themes...

...0 08 07 1999 Public expenditure has become the key battleground where legal aid policy is contested (see e.g. Goriely, 1997b; Moorhead, 1998). Research examining current and projected costs of policy (both within and between jurisdictions) inevitably commands attention in government circles...

... pathways. Both of these pathways were originally defined on purely anatomical grounds (Van Essen and Maunsell 1983) and a speculative hierarchy of visual areas was derived from this anatomical work. For the past fifteen years we have been examining the functional aspects of this hierarchy with the help...

... by examining the conditions under which the visual perception of human and object motions appears to rely on similar and different mechanisms. To determine whether motion integration across space is similar for human and non-human movements, observers viewed moving stimuli through a set of spatially...

... on public safety, the idea is that a “partnership” needs to be forged between the public and police if more effective and fruitful relationships are to grow. dimension research assumption examining demonstrates This content is only available as a PDF. ...

... of the interrelatedness of psychological functioning and pubertal changes during early adolescence, researchers studying this period of development increasingly are examining psychological processes in relation to the processes of pubertal development. In particular, there is renewed interest in biological-psychosocial...

...0 13 07 2006 The previous chapter provided an historical introduction to the mind–body problem. In this chapter we will return to the issue of the relation of mind and body and examine some of the rival contemporary approaches within the philosophy of mind. The aim of the chapter...