The article that appeared here first appeared in E-Commerce Law and Policy in spring 2003. Since then, however, the law on email marketing has changed . For the current position, see our article on...
The article that appeared here first appeared in E-Commerce Law and Policy in spring 2003. Since then, however, the law on email marketing has changed. For the current position, see our article on Email Marketing.
Waste material used in landfill sites as ‘fluff’ or black bag waste that has been shredded to protect the bottom, sides or top of landfill cells is a “disposal of material as waste” subject to landfill tax, the Court of Appeal in London has decided, overruling a previous decision of the Upper Tribunal.
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