Most property professionals will be aware that the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987 creates a right of first refusal in favour of residential tenants.

In Changfeng Shipping Holdings Limited -v- Sinoriches Enterprises Co., Limited HCCT 59/2019; [2020] HKCFI 2703...

You may have read our recent eblast on the Supreme Court judgment of Triple Point.

In Sharp Corp Ltd -v- Viterra BV [2024] UKSC 14, the Supreme Court clarified how damages are assessed under Gafta contracts in cases of default. Emphasizing the compensatory principle and mitigation, it determined that the "actual or estimated value" post-default should reflect the ex warehouse Mundra price, considering market conditions and contractual terms

In this case, the Supreme Court considered an appeal in relation to the calculation of a limitation period, in respect of causes of action which accrued at, or on the expiry of, ...

In Changfeng Shipping Holdings Limited -v- Sinoriches Enterprises Co., Limited HCCT 59/2019; [2020] HKCFI 2703, Edward Liu and Maggie Lee of Hill Dickinson Hong Kong, together with...

In a continuing effort to improve conduct, integrity and public confidence in financial and insurance markets, the Monetary Authority of Singapore recently announced the Individual Accountability and Conduct Guidelines.

The article highlights the 2024 updates to the Lloyd's Open Form (LOF) and the introduction of the Market Clause 2024, which aim to streamline maritime salvage operations and enhance transparency. Key changes include a new fast-track arbitration procedure, ESG data requirements, and potential challenges related to insurer consultation.

The We are the NHS: People Plan for 2020/21 sets out a range of detailed actions to support essential transformation throughout...

Since the outbreak of the COVID-19, there has been a drastic increase in cyber fraud cases involving email wire fraud scams and phone scams around the world.

In this case the court had to consider how an expert determination clause in a settlement agreement affected an application for summary judgment in relation to unpaid demurrage.

You should also consider your health and safety obligations towards others.

Welcome to this month's edition of our shipping case digest, providing you with concise and useful summaries of recent legal decisions in the shipping market.

Inquests are held in a separate jurisdiction to civil claims and, by statute, coroners (and inquest juries) are prohibited from making findings of negligence.

On 20 November 2020, NHS England wrote to all NHS trusts with a clear instruction to implement a plan to vaccinate their workforce.

As the first of the COVID-19 cases make their way through the courts, this case considers whether losses suffered by businesses as a result of forced closures under the Health Protection

This was a dispute about whether the negotiations for a voyage charter ‘crossed the finish line' and in particular as to the effect of an outstanding ‘subject' of those negotiations.

At 2232:15 on 29 August 2020 SYDNEY, a very large ore carrier, collided with APOLLO, a container ship, in the approaches to Tianjin, Northern China.

The government has announced various financial aid measures in recent days, designed to assist businesses whose operations are negatively impacted by coronavirus.

It will be recalled that in the case of Dalmare SPA v. Union Maritime Ltd (Union Power), the Commercial Court expressed the surprising and contentious view that the words "as is where is" were likely not sufficient to exclude from a sale contract the implied terms of satisfactory quality and fitness for purpose under s.14 Sale of Goods Act 1979.