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Category: Contracts

Common law world…

The surprising Indian influence on English contractual remoteness rules, by Katy Barnett

27 Jan 202322 Jan 2023
The English case Hadley v Baxendale, which established the fundamental rules governing contractual remoteness in common law countries, seems quintessentially British, an offshoot of the English Industrial Revolution. Hadley’s mill…
Comparison in Europe…

Paula Giliker – Penalty clauses in the private law courts of Europe – To enforce or not to enforce (or to modify)?

21 Apr 201721 Apr 2017
Should the courts be able to regulate contractual terms which impose a penalty for breach of contract?   This is a question which goes to the heart of the principle of…
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