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• Between 1976 and 1980, he was a member of the Restrictive Practices Court.
• In 1957 he became a member of the Restrictive Practices Court.
• OFT investigations can take years, but most cases are resolved before they go to the Restrictive Practices Court.
• But a judge in the Restrictive Practices Court on Wednesday ruled in favor of the Premier League's right to negotiate centrally.
• Also from 1961 to 1981 he was a Member of the Restrictive Practices Court, of which he was President from 1970.
• Though it has survived two antitrust reviews since it was introduced, it faces another challenge in Britain's Restrictive Practices Court this year.
• If the companies refuse to make required changes, the OFT can take the case to the U . K .'s restrictive practices court.
• The Restrictive Practices Court last reviewed the book industry in 1962, when it decided the Net Book Agreement was in the public interest.
• If the companies refuse to make required changes, the OFT can take the case to the U . K . restrictive practices court.
• If the companies concerned refuse to make required changes, the OFT can take the case to the U . K . restrictive practices court.
• He also represented several publishers in a Restrictive Practices Court case in 1962, which retained the Net Book Agreement that maintained minimum retail prices for books.
• He worked on many government issues including the constitution of Malta, which he wanted to become part of the UK, and the creation of the Restrictive Practices Court.
• In 1960, Pearson was appointed President of the Restrictive Practices Court but in 1961 he was made a Lord Justice of Appeal and sworn to the Privy Council.
• Though the other controls were overturned, the Restrictive Practices Court upheld the Net Book Agreement, saying in a 1962 ruling that " books are different " than other goods.
• The Office of Fair Trading said it was referring two of the league's TV deals to the Restrictive Practices Court because they contain " signficant restrictions on competition ."
• The Restrictive Practices Court ruled that the 96-year-old " Net Book Agreement, " which forced all stores to charge the listed price for books, was against the public interest.
• He also served on the British Wool Marketing Board and the Monopolies Commission, but stood down from all his position in 1957, to take a seat on the Restrictive Practices Court.
• Having been appointed a Justice of the High Court of Northern Ireland in 1975, Murray was made a judge of the Restrictive Practices Court in 1987, receiving a knighthood the following year.
• In July 1999 the Premier League's method of selling rights collectively for all member clubs was investigated by the UK Restrictive Practices Court, who concluded that the agreement was not contrary to the public interest.
• Just a week after it lost the European broadcasting rights for the Olympic games, BSkyB learned that its contract to televise U . K . Premier League soccer matches will be scrutinized by the Restrictive Practices Court.