Lawyers representing Rangers Football Club and Sports Direct boss Mike Ashley are waiting for a judge to make decisions on the latest stage of a High Court dispute centred on merchandise deals.

Sir Ross Cranston had been asked to rule on a series of legal issues relating to terms of agreements between Rangers and Mr Ashley.

The judge finished analysing legal argument, following a two-day High Court hearing in London on Tuesday.

He is expected to publish a ruling in the near future.

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Rangers lost a round of the fight in October following a trial in London.

Another judge ruled that Rangers had breached the terms of an agreement made with a company in the Sports Direct Group.

Mr Justice Teare concluded that bosses at Rangers had made a new agreement with another firm, the Elite Group, without giving Sports Direct a chance to match that firm's offer

Sports Direct bosses have made further complaints relating to other agreements involving Rangers and Elite and Rangers and Hummel.

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Rangers bosses dispute claims made against them.

A third judge had made rulings on a number of legal issues earlier this month.

Judge Lionel Persey indicated that decisions about any damages Rangers might have to pay would be made after a further trial scheduled for April.

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