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High Court finds Covid-19 pandemic amounted to force majeure event enabling party to terminate contract for rugby broadcasting rights
High Court finds Covid-19 pandemic did not trigger a material adverse change clause in a contract for Premier League broadcasting rights
Court of Appeal confirms buyer entitled to repayment of advance where seller failed to deliver diesel due to force majeure
Privy Council considers reformulated test for determining scope of duty of care owed by professional advisers
In the context of a claim brought by a bank against a valuer, seeking damages in respect of a negligent valuation report for land representing the bank’s …
A party could not rely on a contractual term where it was both "onerous" and "buried" within standard terms that were incorporated by reference
The High Court has held that, while the claimant's standard terms were incorporated by reference into a signed contract, a term that required the …
High Court grants summary judgment in claim for rent accrued during periods of Covid closure, rejecting defences based on implied terms and "failure of basis"
The High Court has granted summary judgment to the landlord of commercial premises in a claim for arrears of rent and service charges due since the …
Commercial litigation podcast series – Episode 10: General update
High Court finds settlement agreement released unknown fraud claims despite absence of express words covering fraud
High Court draws adverse inferences from failure to call relevant witness, and finds default interest clause to be an unenforceable penalty
The High Court has rejected a claim for misrepresentation, finding that although a fraudulent misrepresentation had been made, it had not induced the …
High Court finds acceleration clause is susceptible to rule on penalties, but declines to apply the rule as the amounts in question were payable in any event under a separate clause
Supreme Court restores orthodox approach to liquidated damages for delay where work never completed
The Supreme Court has overturned a Court of Appeal decision which held that a clause providing for liquidated damages for delay did not apply where the …
High Court finds buyer not entitled to reject off-spec oil
A recent High Court decision has given a helpful analysis of the consequences that follow from delivering off-specification oil: Galtrade Limited v BP …
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