London Drugs v. Givenchy - Order dealing with discovery and setting the hearing date for the leave application

London Drugs v. Givenchy - Order dealing with discovery and setting the hearing date for the leave application

The Tribunal dismissed the respondent's motion for further disclosure because the applicant is a private, stand-alone company and information about other businesses owned by the same owners is irrelevant to the leave application, and because the detailed revenue figures requested were not germane where sufficient...

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Citation
2007 Comp Trib 10
Parties
Applicant: London Drugs Limited; Respondent: Parfums Givenchy Canada Ltd.
Court
Competition Tribunal
Jurisdiction
Canada
Judgment Date
25 April 2007
Procedural Posture
Leave to Make Application Under Section 103.1 of the Competition Act / Pre Hearing Leave Application; Disclosure Motion Resolved
Outcome
Motion for further disclosure dismissed; hearing date for leave application set.
Legal Topics
Leave to Commence, Disclosure, Supply Order, Refusal to Supply
Source Language
english
Competition Law Leave to Commence Disclosure Supply Order Refusal to Supply

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Parties

London Drugs Limited

Applicant

Parfums Givenchy Canada Ltd.

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Leave to Make Application Under Section 103.1 of the Competition Act / Pre Hearing Leave Application; Disclosure Motion Resolved

  1. 1 Whether related companies of the applicant are relevant to the leave application
  2. 2 Whether detailed revenue and percentage figures for the applicant's cosmetics department are germane to the leave application
  3. 3 Scope of disclosure following discovery in a leave to apply under s.103.1

Ratio Decidendi

The Tribunal dismissed the respondent's motion for further disclosure because the applicant is a private, stand-alone company and information about other businesses owned by the same owners is irrelevant to the leave application, and because the detailed revenue figures requested were not germane where sufficient percentage information had already been provided for the leave determination.

Court Disposition

Motion for further disclosure dismissed; hearing date for leave application set.

Orders

  • The motion for further disclosure following discovery is dismissed.
  • The date of the hearing of the leave application is set for Wednesday, May 16, 2007, at 10 a.m., in the hearing room of the Competition Tribunal in Ottawa.