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Thomas Leyland Dentons

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Court of Appeal takes notice of notice provisions *

United Kingdom - September 12 2012
In ENER-G Holdings Plc v. Hormell, the Court of Appeal upheld a decision that a claimant had served a warranty claim worth almost £2 million out of time under contractual limitation provisions.

Co-authors: Tracey Petter, Richard Caird.


Exchange rate risk – lessons when drafting and interpreting contracts *

United Kingdom - September 5 2012
Exchange rate risk is a common feature of cross-border commerce.

Co-authors: Tracey Petter.


Administrative Court orders SFO to withdraw section 2 notices *

Italy, United Kingdom - July 3 2012
The Administrative Court recently ordered the withdrawal of section 2 notices issued by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) to several major banks.

Co-authors: Richard Caird.


The sky clears: common sense in interpreting contracts *

United Kingdom - November 8 2011
The United Kingdom Supreme Court recently clarified the circumstances in which business common sense can be used when interpreting commercial contracts.

Co-authors: Richard Caird.


Sharing privileged material: a cautionary tale *

United Kingdom - October 19 2011
A recent decision of the English Court of Appeal shows the ease with which control of privileged material can be lost once shared with others.

Co-authors: Richard Caird.


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