Breach of contract
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McCarthy v Jones and another
Breach of contract – Estoppel – Damages
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McCarthy v Jones and another
Breach of contract – Estoppel – Damages
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Breach of contract: suing the stakeholder when a development fails
Stakeholders who released funds outside the express terms of an agreement had not acted in breach of contract
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When is a breach of contract repudiatory?
Questions of implied terms and repudiatory breach of contract have been considered by the court in…
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The best drafted contracts seek to mitigate risk
Parties enter into written contracts to ensure that transactions proceed as planned and to protect…
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An acquisition agent who set up a deal between a buyer and seller had acted on his own behalf, and not as an agent for the buyer
The litigation in Conway v Prince Eze [2018] EWHC 29 (Ch) concerned the abortive sale of a London property for £5m
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Legal notes: breach of contract
The idea that you must not take advantage of another’s breach of contract caused by your actions is relevant to construction negotiations. But Stuart Pemble says it is not as…
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A person who acquires land and, in so doing, induces a breach of contract between the landowner and a third party may be liable in tort
This year we saw not just one, but two, legal battles concerning the ownership of steel mills.
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The Board of Trustees of National Museums and Galleries on Merseyside v AEW Architects and Designers Ltd
Museum – Design – Architect – Claimants engaging defendant architects to design new museum – Project encountering design problems — Claimants seeking damages for breach of contract against defendant architects…
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The Board of Trustees of National Museums and Galleries on Merseyside v AEW Architects and Designers Ltd
Architects Breach of contract
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PP 2013/123
Breach of contract
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Clarke Investments Ltd v Pacific Technologies
Sale of land Breach of contract