Elkinsons/ Bushes [1994] IECA 276 (4th February, 1994)
The notified lease agreement, including its restrictive user clauses and assignment provisions, does not have the object or effect of preventing, restricting or distorting competition within the State or any part of it, and therefore does not offend against Section 4(1) of the Competition Act, 1991.
- Citation
- [1994] IECA 276
- Parties
- Landlord: Cecil and Bella Elkinson, Adeline Jacob and Ivor Elkinson; Tenant: Damien and Mary Bushe
- Jurisdiction
- Ireland
- Procedural Posture
- Competition Notification / Decision on Certificate Under Competition Act 1991
- Outcome
- certificate granted; agreement does not offend Competition Act
- Legal Topics
- Lease Agreements, Restrictive Covenants, Permitted User Clauses, Anti Competitive Agreements
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Parties
Cecil and Bella Elkinson, Adeline Jacob and Ivor Elkinson
Landlord
Damien and Mary Bushe
Tenant
Procedural Posture
Competition Notification / Decision on Certificate Under Competition Act 1991
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the lease agreement contains provisions that prevent, restrict or distort competition under Section 4(1) of the Competition Act, 1991
Ratio Decidendi
The notified lease agreement, including its restrictive user clauses and assignment provisions, does not have the object or effect of preventing, restricting or distorting competition within the State or any part of it, and therefore does not offend against Section 4(1) of the Competition Act, 1991.
Court Disposition
certificate granted; agreement does not offend Competition Act
Orders
- Certificate issued stating the lease agreement does not offend against Section 4(1) of the Competition Act, 1991.
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