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In order to decide whether or not the alterations outlined above need to be removed to exercise the break, the first question to address is whether or not they are chattels.

Construction contracts normally prescribe the various methods of termination and requisite grounds upon which a party can terminate its engagement under the contract.

The UK consumer has so far shrugged off global issues such as the slowdown in China, the falling price of oil and an interest rate rise in the US.

In Oakley v Harper McKay Developments the High Court held that a Seller of an office block, to be converted into flats ...

On 23 June 2016, the UK public will have an important decision to make: Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union (EU), or leave it?

EU Competition Commissioner Margarethe Vestager when announcing in March 2015 a major competition inquiry into the e-commerce sector in Europe.

On September 28, 2018, ESMA announced that its various restrictions on the sale, distribution and marketing of Contracts for Difference ...

On 6 May 2015, the EU's Digital Single Market Strategy was adopted, with a proposal to break down the barriers that currently hinder cross border e-commerce.

We know that commercial contracting is the bedrock of commerce and facilitates the exchange of billions of dollars every day. It therefore makes perfect sense...

In a world where technological advancements are taking place at a staggering pace, entrepreneurs are increasingly expecting to set up and do business with the help of digital processes.

The ECJ, in the case of Jean-Claude Van Hove v CNP Assurances SA, confirmed that insurers must make sure their consumer customers understand the economic consequences of the insurance policies they take out.

Where is the logistics real estate market heading? "As always, the all-decisive factor is money." In the 8th episode of the series, Sabine Wieduwilt interviews Peter Salostowitz, author of "Logistics – ESG – location – infrastructure – adapted buildings," which is a chapter in Implementing ESG into Real Estate Contracts.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak unprecedented havoc in the aviation industry, affected commercial parties will increasingly be looking for escape routes from onerous contractual obligations.

The impact of Covid-19 is being felt by businesses across the whole country, but what is to happen to their contractual obligations?

The Supreme Court clarifies that claims arising from payments made pursuant to adjudicator's decisions are fresh causes of action.

In Matière v ABM, the court found that there was an express obligation of good faith in a number of contracts concerning a joint venture for a subcontracting role in the construction of the HS2 railway.

Businesses must exercise caution when negotiating new contracts, particularly on the issue of costs and pricing.