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Volume: 7 Issue: 5
( 2008)
Keywords:
aren murphy v media protection services
landlord
pub
fa
broadcast
premier league football
satellite
foreign satellite system
Authors:
paul smith
Organisations:
hammonds
Jurisdictions:
uk
BROADCAST RIGHTS: In 'Karen Murphy v Media Protection Services', a pub landlord loses her appeal over the broadcast of live FA Premier League football matches using a foreign satellite system which is capable of decoding and broadcasting foreign satellite signals.
Karen Murphy v Media Protection Services Ltd
[2007] EWHC 3091
A pub landlord loses her High Court appeal over the UK broadcast of FA Premier League football using a foreign satellite system capable of decoding foreign satellite signals.
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