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A recent case shows how - even in the cut and thrust of commercial dealings - lawful but illegitimate conduct may in certain circumstances render an underlying agreement voidable
Liquidated damages clauses enable the parties to a contract to fix in advance a sum of money to be paid by the defaulting party to the innocent party in the event of a breach
