Despite all the equipment and all the efforts, the new RS 3 might not pass the track set by the experts faster than 75 kilometers per hour. Journalists noted that in any part of the maneuver the car behaves predictably and safely even for an unprepared driver, but the inability to conquer the mark of 77 kilometers per hour with the Audi Sport sports model caused disappointment among the test team.
October 9, 2022
‘Duramariyata Yatra’ won the audience’s hearts; Notably ‘Seeking Shade’ Music Album – Jaihind TV
Mallika Sukumaran’s musical album ‘Tanal Perkei’ is notable. Mallika Sukumaran has played the role of a mother who lives in the shadow of memories in a lonely house. The song that starts with ‘Dooramariyatha Yatra’ sung by Sujata Mohan is gaining popularity among the audience.
The music album is directed by Rajesh Jayakumar and cinematography by Venu Sasidharan Lekha is composed by Advocate Gayatri Nair. Lyrics are composed by Professor A Padmakumari. Dr. The music album is produced by Vipin Nair.
Apart from directing, Rajesh Jayakumar has also done the script, editing and DI. Jose and Adarsh are Associate Directors. Assistant Director – Nidhish Babu, Art – Akhil Krishnan.

In Togo, 2 months following the response vaccination once morest poliomyelitis, a second round starts on October 13 throughout the territory. The activity will last until October 16.
The operation targets children aged 0 to 5 years. Carried out according to established standard operating procedures, it will eradicate poliomyelitis in Togo.
Thus, vaccination teams will travel from house to house and different localities.
As a reminder, two cases of vaccine-derived poliovirus (cVDPV) type 2 were confirmed in Togo six months ago.
No presumption of harm arises from a vertical agreement – Cases
This judgment of the Court of Cassation of September 28, 2022 rules on an important question, more perhaps for its theoretical dimension than for its practical impact: can the damage caused by a vertical agreement be presumed?
The facts were of those which give rise to abundant litigation but less visible than that resulting from the commission of cartels or abuse of a dominant position. A licensor in the industrial carpentry sector is sued by two dealers for nullity of a clause fixing a minimum resale price and for compensation for the damage resulting from the application of this clause.
By a first judgment of July 31, 2019, the Paris Court of Appeal had seen in this clause the support of a vertical agreement and pronounced its nullity, in accordance with settled case law which prohibits this type of clause because of the harm they cause to price competition. In general, such clauses are even qualified as “restrictions by object” (see latest, Aut. conc. 3 Dec. 2020, no. 20-D-20 relating to practices implemented in the high tea sector range, pt 264). Ruling a second time by the contested judgment (Paris, ch. 5-4, June 9, 2021, Mr. Yvon L. and SARL L. Chalons c/ SAS Establishment Lorillard, No. 17/19208), the Paris Court of Appeal then repaired the damage suffered by the two dealers as a result of the application of the canceled clause. We learn from reading this second appeal judgment that the two dealers would have lost several contracts because of the “prohibitive” prices that this clause required them to practice. From this flowed their loss, assessed on the basis of the missed margin on these lost markets.
So far the judgment under appeal has offered little leverage to the means of the licensor, plaintiff on appeal.
The application of a null clause, constituting a vertical agreement, may be a harmful event likely to give rise to the right to compensation for the prejudice of the injured party.
Moreover, a first plea which maintained “that no damage might result from the cancellation of a clause judged…