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Old 12-03-2009, 00:05   #118
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Re: Legal action taken against Virgin Media throttling practices

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Originally Posted by BenMcr View Post
And surely if a company is registed in England and Wales then it is that contract law that would apply, not Scottish law?
Funny that i thought VM are incorperated (regerestered) in the United States, that dosnt mean US law's apply

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In fact the original Telewest terms specifically state:

This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with English law
These lines you see in contracts are as legally dubious as terms allowing change of contract. Infact English law (dont know about scottosh law as would apply in this case) specifically overites these terms.

ie if sitting in my living room in england and i buy something in america, the supplyer breaks english law (but NOT american) i can still take them to court and win in the english court. The trouble would bee applying the judgement (actually collecting my money).
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