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GUYANA TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO., LTD. v. MELBOURNE INT'L COMMUNICATIONS, LTD.

Commercial Law, Communications Law, Consumer Protection Law, Remedies
Plaintiff could not avail itself of the Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act (FDUTPA) because it was a supplier, rather than a "consumer"...

BEELER v. ROUNSAVALL

Administrative Law, Commercial Law, Constitutional Law, Property Law & Real Estate
In an equal protection challenge arising from permitting under the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code, a convenience store owner did not provide any...

IN RE VITAMINS ANTITRUST CLASS ACTIONS

Antitrust & Trade Regulation, Civil Procedure, Class Actions, Commercial Law, Drugs & Biotech
District judge did not abuse his discretion in finding that a party's neglect in failing to opt out of a settlement was excusable, thus an order...

EUGENE A. DELLE DONNE & SON, L.P. v. APPLIED CARD SYS., INC.

Commercial Law, Contracts, Landlord Tenant Law, Property Law & Real Estate
Unpaid holdover rent was not an Event of Default where it did not occur during the term of a commercial lease, and a confession of judgment provision...

KASKEL v. NORTHERN TRUST CO.

Banking Law, Commercial Law, Contracts
Plaintiff cannot recover damages for a bank's breach of contract through payment on a check to an unauthorized person where she was not harmed by the...

BOMBAY REALTY CORP. v. MAGNA CARTA, INC.

Commercial Law, Contracts, Landlord Tenant Law, Property Law & Real Estate
In a dispute over calculation of additional rent pursuant to a commercial sublease agreement, the term "gross sales" includes only income payable to...

ARGUELLO v. CONOCO, INC.

Civil Rights, Commercial Law
Customers intending to make a purchase were not deprived of their ability to enter into a contract on non-discriminatory terms under 42 U.S.C. section...

MOR-COR PACKAGING PRODS., INC. v. INNOVATIVE PACKAGING CORP.

Commercial Law, Contracts, Corporation & Enterprise Law, M&A
In a breach of contract action under Wisconsin law, further proceedings are necessary to determine whether a proposed acquisition was incompatible...

IN RE CELLNET DATA SYS., INC.

Bankruptcy Law, Commercial Law, Contracts, Intellectual Property
Purchaser expressly excluded a license agreement from its purchase of debtor's intellectual property and thus severed benefits of royalties from...

FLOREZ v. LINENS 'N THINGS, INC.

Commercial Law, Consumer Protection Law
An allegation that a store improperly requests personal identification information from its customers is sufficient to state a viable cause of action...