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PPR boss Francois-Henri Pinault denies asking Linda Evangelista to abort their
One of the modeling world's most recognisable faces, Evangelista arrived about 15 minutes late to court wearing a black skirt, a floral-patterned blouse and beige court shoes. She barely glanced at Pinault as the trial got underway.
Updated: 05/04/2012 06:48A
PPR boss Francois-Henri Pinault denies asking Linda Evangelista to abort their
One of the modeling world's most recognisable faces, Evangelista arrived about 15 minutes late to court wearing a black skirt, a floral-patterned blouse and beige court shoes. She barely glanced at Pinault as the trial got underway.
Updated: 05/04/2012 06:48A
Set deadline for CJ trial, prosecution asks court
Sitting as an impeachment court, the Senate will resume the trial of Corona on Monday, May 7. The prosecution panel said they are willing to stipulate on testimonies of witnesses as long as they are not disputable. Spokesperson Juan Edgardo Angara
Updated: 05/04/2012 06:43A
King & Wood Mallesons | High Court confirms James Hardie directors and general
At the same time the High Court commented on the application of the definition of “officer” and the duty of care and diligence to those holding dual roles, in this case as company secretary and general counsel. having regard to that role,
Updated: 05/04/2012 06:43A
Charles Russell LLP | Mlnlycke Health Care AB v Brightwake Limited
Briefing note Authors: Ian Wood & David Fyfield Date: 2 May 2012 Case summary: The Court of Appeal must be even more cautious than usual when seeking to overturn the finding of a specialist judge – in this case overturning the finding of a Patents
Updated: 05/04/2012 06:43A
Jury possibly deadlocked on copyright issues in Oracle vs Google
According to Groklaw, Judge Alsup's questions were prompted by this week's decision by the European Court of Justice which has ruled that APIs are not eligible for copyright protection as that "would amount to making it possible to monopolise ideas".
Updated: 05/04/2012 06:40A
Boeremag harboured: man fights conviction
Miller said the warrant was signed by a court orderly – in this case a policeman – so the two were not prisoners, as envisaged in the act, when they escaped. There was no statutory requirement on who could sign a warrant, but case law had shown that a
Updated: 05/04/2012 06:39A
Boeremag harboured: man fights conviction
Miller said the warrant was signed by a court orderly – in this case a policeman – so the two were not prisoners, as envisaged in the act, when they escaped. There was no statutory requirement on who could sign a warrant, but case law had shown that a
Updated: 05/04/2012 06:39A
Prosecutors not keen on using alleged Corona dollar desposits
With the high tribunal's hearing on the issue scheduled sometime during the third week of June, Taada said that they might not be able to use the information in the impeachment trial unless the Senate, acting as an impeachment court,
Updated: 05/04/2012 06:13A
Ode riots case, 2002 post-Godhra riots
PTI Nine persons were convicted and 32 others acquitted on Friday by a special court in the 2002 Ode village riots case that left three persons dead. Special Court Judge RM Sarin convicted the nine accused on charges of murder (Section 302) and
Updated: 05/04/2012 06:12A
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