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The Supreme Court dismissed Oatly’s appeal, holding that POST MILK GENERATION used “milk” as a prohibited designation for oat-based products and was not saved by the proviso.
Following the Supreme Court's decision in For Women Scotland Ltd v The Scottish Ministers, 'sex' in the Equality Act 2010 refers to biological sex. The claimant's exclusion from female competitions was based on her biological sex, not gender reassignment, and thus does not constitute gender reassignment discrimination. As no claim for sex discrimination was pleaded, the claim fails. Even if gender reassignment discrimination were alleged, exclusion would be justified as pool is a gender-affected activity and exclusion is necessary to secure fair competition.
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The Court of Appeal held that Freesat lawfully exercised its contractual discretion in allocating channel numbers and dismissed JML Direct’s appeal.
High Court case on breaches of a compromise agreement settling a dispute over use of the Rubettes name, website promotion, and non-disparagement terms.
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