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Where a seller offered to sell a company which carried on a phosphate mining and production business but where after the offer and before its acceptance the mines and production facilities were extremely damaged in the earthquake
The case of Norwest Holdings Pte Ltd (in liquidation) v Newport Mining Ltd 2010 SGHC 144 involved the sale of the shares of a company which owned phosphate mining and production facilities in the Sichuan province
