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As we discussed in the last edition of the Update, the High Court’s decision in this case considered the meaning of the phrase “all reasonable endeavours”
The High Court has held that the duty to use “all reasonable endeavours” can require a party to act against its own commercial interests, but made clear that the requirement to act against one’s own commercial interests relates only to matters within a party’s control
