Oxbridge Notes uses cookies for login, tax evidence, digital piracy prevention, business intelligence, and advertising purposes, as explained in our privacy policy.

Technical settings

Someone recently bought our

students are currently browsing our notes.

X

Ad-Lib Club v Granville

[1972] RPC 673

Case summary last updated at 02/02/2020 19:43 by the Oxbridge Notes in-house law team.

Judgement for the case Ad-Lib Club v Granville

C had a successful nightclub called the ‘Ad-Lib’ club. Was forced to close. After 5 years had passed, D opened a club called the ‘Ad-Lib’ club. However at this time, C was actively seeking new premises to reopen the original club. Held:
 
·        Goodwill of C had survived.
·        This because C was actively seeking new premises.

Have you seen Oxbridge Notes' best Intellectual Property Law study materials?

Our law notes have been a popular underground sensation for 10 years:

  • Written by Oxford & Cambridge prize-winning graduates
  • Includes copious adademic commentary in summary form
  • Concise structure relating cases and statutes into an easy-to-remember whole
  • Covers all major cases for LLB exams
  • Satisfaction guaranteed refund policy
  • Recently updated
Intellectual Property Law Notes

Intellectual Property Law Notes >>