Day 041 - 28 Oct 94 - Page 36
1 A. I remember the event, yes.
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3 Q. Where did the advertisement appear?
4 A. It was in a local school magazine; it was not a
5 national thing at all.
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7 Q. Who will have inserted it?
8 A. It came locally through regional office.
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10 Q. Aside from those two examples, (1) November 1990 for a
11 national advertisement, press advertisement, (2) April 1991
12 for a local advertisement, have you had any other
13 unsuccessful run-ins with either the ASA or the ITC?
14 A. No that I can recall, no.
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16 Q. When your advertising agent -- my Lord, this will be my
17 last question.
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19 MR. JUSTICE BELL: Make it your last, if you want. If you want
20 to break off there, then you can think about whether, in
21 fact, there is anything else you need to ask. I will come
22 back at ten past two. I do not want to go back into the
23 debate we had a little earlier.
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25 What I would say is that I would urge all parties to try
26 and reach some accommodation about video tapes, which
27 involves the Plaintiffs being helpful and the Defendants
28 not being any more demanding than they have to be not to
29 prejudiced. It involves a bit of give and take on both
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32 If I have to make a ruling, then I may be forced to look at
33 what strict legal entitlements are on one side or the
34 other. My own feeling is that will end up much less
35 convenient to everyone than some accommodation voluntarily
36 reached. As far as I am concerned, if anyone wants to talk
37 to Mr. Hawkes about it to find out how things can be
38 achieved, then they are at liberty to do so.
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