British High Court ruled that online auction site eBay Europe is not responsible for the counterfeit product that sold on the site.
This decision won the allegations posted by cosmetics company L'Oreal and demand eBay about selling fake cosmetic products on their auction sites.
L'Oreal SA have signed this claim to the high court in the whole Europe, among others, in Germany, France, Belgium, and Spain. The L'Oreal cosmetics bogus products sold through eBay include these countries, as quoted from Yahoo News, Sunday (5/24/2009).
Cosmetics company claimed about adding the amount of bogus L'Oreal products sold through eBay. Meanwhile, eBay spokesman said negotiations about the problems between the two companies did not meet the agreement because L'Oreal revealed that the reason is not reasonable.
After passing through various examination and further debate is quite a lot, Judge Richard David Arnold finally decided eBay Europe is not responsible for the forgery offenses brand L'Oreal. eBay are not selling a product that is deliberately fake through the site, but eBay site users.
EBay says the decision is a victory for consumers and thousands of other employers who obey every day rule if sell legal goods through eBay.
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