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Foster and others v British Gas plc: ECJ 12 Jul 1990

The defendants (BGC) were nationalised suppliers of gas. BGC was by statute a body with a legal persona operating under the supervision of the authorities. Its members were appointed by the Secretary of State, who also determined their remuneration. The statutory objective set was the development and maintenance of an efficient, co-ordinated and economical supply … Continue reading Foster and others v British Gas plc: ECJ 12 Jul 1990

Foster v British Gas plc: HL 1991

The House was asked for a preliminary ruling before a referral of the case to the ECJ as to whether the applicants could rely as against the British Gas Corporation on an unimplemented Council Directive. Although the gas industry had been privatised by the time of the litigation and the rights and liabilities of the … Continue reading Foster v British Gas plc: HL 1991