BAT7311

you can quote commercial contracts even those from TESCOs as much as you like ,they are at the BOTTOM of the legal system this is from the TOP ´´A system of licences for the broadcasting of football matches which grants broadcasters territorial exclusivity on a Member State basis and which prohibits television viewers from watching the broadcasts with a decoder card in other Member States is contrary to EU law my next door neighbour compnained to the council that i wanted to make a small window bigger in the side of the house ...she said that non-spanish people were not allowed to have windows facing the sea ...which was a law in 1802 !! to stop people sending a signal to nelsons ships !!! so if i dig out that CONTRACT then thats ok according to domino ??? LAWS CHANGE and COURTS
ENFORCE AND INTERPRET LAWS ...
at the bottom of the blinkbox and ALL contracts
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EMR

When viewers are watching a blank screen because the BBC et al have stopped the re broadcasters accessing their programs will those who have taken money from their customers give them a refund ??

Mitzyboy

So a UK person couldnt get a german card and access SKY or whatever?

EMR

If the UK person lives in Germany then why not, any nationality who lives in the UK can get a SKY UK. card.
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Mitzyboy

No I was asking BAT if a person living in the UK can use a foreign decoder card

Countryboy1

Why the 's' at the end of TESCO?

Domino

well, as you already appear to have a window facing the sea, and Nelson's ships have already passed by, Mr Spock would say there is no logical reason for you not to enlarge that window ??
perhaps she should have told the sellers of the property that they couldn't sell to you because you could be an English spy and would misuse said window.

I would assume a Spanish law of 1803 should have been replaced with a new one that stops the English from having aerials on their property as they may be using them to spy on Spain and report back to GCHQ - worse pick up Spanish television and rebroadcast it.


but if a law of 1803 is still extant then it can still be used - but in light of the age and out of date nature a reasonably competent lawyer should be able to get that put aside - creating new case law.