Where it has been demonstrated by satisfactory evidence that an expression is understood to have a special meaning by virtue of a ‘custom of the trade’, then effect will be given to the custom of the trade, unless it is inconsistent with the express terms of the contract.
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[1929] 1 KB 150
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Cited – Roche Products Ltd and Another v Kent Pharmaceuticals Ltd CA 20-Dec-2006
The defendant appealed summary judgment in a trade mark infringement case based on parallel imports of ACCU-CHEK blood testing strips for diabetics. The defendant said that the products were ‘CE’ marked and therefore intended for sale within the EU. . .
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Contract
Updated: 14 May 2022; Ref: scu.247523