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Tag: undue influence

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15 May 2025

High Court finds third party can enforce lender's rights under loan agreement pursuant to Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999

High Court finds third party can enforce lender's rights under loan agreement pursuant to Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999
26 May 2022

Privy Council considers presumption of undue influence in context of bank's security rights

Privy Council considers presumption of undue influence in context of bank's security rights
19 August 2021

Supreme Court clarifies requirements for tort of lawful act economic duress

Supreme Court clarifies requirements for tort of lawful act economic duress
26 November 2020

High Court dismisses unconscionable bargain and lawful act economic duress defences raised in context of lender’s claim

High Court dismisses unconscionable bargain and lawful act economic duress defences raised in context of lender’s claim
18 October 2017

Libyan Investment Authority v Goldman Sachs: Court of Appeal refuses permission to appeal

This time last year, the High Court rejected a claim by the Libyan Investment Authority (“LIA”) that dealings between it and Goldman Sachs (“GSI”) …

17 October 2016

High Court rejects claim that dealings between bank and client went beyond an ordinary arm's length bank-client relationship

The High Court has rejected the argument that dealings between Goldman Sachs ("GSI") and the Libyan Investment Authority ("LIA") crossed the line from an …

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