A business will be liable for breach of copyright by a contractor on the premises

An individual evacuated from his home following the outbreak of the “Swords of Iron” war and accommodated in a hotel was demanded to move to another hotel, for reasons of required renovations while a group of evacuees associated with a hotel employee was allowed to stay. The Supreme Court rejected the contention of illegal discrimination.  […]

Following entry of a company into insolvency proceedings, a transaction counterparty announced the termination of the agreement due to the non-fulfillment of a condition precedent and began dealing directly with a foreign manufacturer despite contract terms stipulating non-compete. The Court held that the contract expired but the non-compete provision is valid.  A condition precedent is […]

A manufacturer and a franchisee signed a franchise agreement for 5 years with an option to extend it for 5 additional years.  Following the end of the original term, the parties continued their working relationship without signing a new agreement.  After the manufacturer unilaterally terminated the agreement only 3 years later, the franchisee demanded compensation […]

A malfunction in a drone belonging to a press photographer, who had arrived to cover the clock repair at the Jaffa Clock Tower, forced him to seek the assistance of a repair company employee to execute the shot.  Consequently, the company and the employee sought recognition as the copyright holders of the photograph. The Court […]