Suppliers should include provisions expressly in contract to stop buyers from...
As the economy remains in a rocky state, many businesses continue to suffer cash flow and insolvency issues. But suppliers need to continue to trade. So what should they do? At times such as these, a...
View ArticleNet continues to close around mosquito product consultant’s use of...
Vestergaard developed a mosquito net. Two employees left to set up their own company, Bestnet. Bestnet developed a rival product. Vestergaard engaged Dr Skovmand as a consultant, but he defected to...
View ArticleJudge rules that side letter is only unenforceable agreement to agree –...
The parties entered into a corporate agreement which involved one document having been executed first. To give one of the parties comfort, they entered into a side letter. When things went wrong, one...
View ArticleHigh Court wouldn’t infer fixed exchange rate for international contract that...
P&G supplied products to S. The contract provided for prices stipulated in euros, with payment to be made in pounds. There was no mention in the contract itself of any particular exchange rate....
View ArticleCourt emphasises implied terms should be included in contracts narrowly
Orvec v Linfoots, Intellectual Property Enterprise Court Orvec supplied blankets and pillows to airlines. It used Linfoots, an advertising agency, to create advertising material. Linfoots took photos...
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