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When an innocent party is disallowed from rejecting repudiation (in the context of time charters)

Rajah & Tann LLP
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Singapore, United Kingdom
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June 5 2012

It is a basic principle that, when faced with the repudiation of a contract, the innocent party can choose to accept the repudiation and sue for damages, or reject the repudiation and continue the contract

Contract law - developments in 2011

Rajah & Tann LLP
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Australia, Singapore, United Kingdom
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March 16 2012

2011 saw many legal developments in the area of contract law both internationally as well as in Singapore

Arbitration law - developments in 2011

Rajah & Tann LLP
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Global, Singapore, United Kingdom
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January 26 2012

Through the years, arbitration as a mode of dispute resolution has gained prominence because it promotes party autonomy with minimal court intervention, amongst others

Sinclair v. Versailles: the English Court of Appeal revisits beneficial ownership of bribery moneys in a fiduciary relationship

Rajah & Tann LLP
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Singapore, United Kingdom
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January 9 2012

This Update concerns the issue of whether a principal holds beneficial ownership over a bribe received by a fiduciary

Breaking the chain of causation

Rajah & Tann LLP
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Singapore, United Kingdom
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September 9 2011

In the case of Borcalis AB v Geogas Trading SA 2010 EWHC 2789 (Comm), the English High Court had to determine whether a failure to respond to an alarm on the part of the Plaintiff constituted a break on the chain of causation

"Decisive weight" given to prenumptial agreement in England

Rajah & Tann LLP
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Singapore, United Kingdom
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October 29 2010

When a court grants a divorce, it has the power to divide the matrimonial assets held by the spouses

Do banks owe a common law duty of care to their customers when dispensing financial advice?

Rajah & Tann LLP
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Singapore, United Kingdom
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October 5 2010

Structured products have emerged as a topic of much legal dispute in recent times

Court may grant retrospective sanction for liquidator to act

Rajah & Tann LLP
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Singapore, United Kingdom
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July 6 2010

When a company enters liquidation, the appointed liquidator often needs approval from the Court or a liquidation committee before she can perform certain acts on the company's behalf

Clarifying the application of The Achilleas as limited exception to the rule in Hadley v Baxendale

Rajah & Tann LLP
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Singapore, United Kingdom
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June 17 2010

The test for remoteness of damages in contract has long been accepted to be that in Hadley v Baxendale (1854) 9 Ex 341

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When an innocent party is disallowed from rejecting repudiation (in the context of time charters)

Contract law - developments in 2011

Arbitration law - developments in 2011

Sinclair v. Versailles: the English Court of Appeal revisits beneficial ownership of bribery moneys in a fiduciary relationship

Breaking the chain of causation

"Decisive weight" given to prenumptial agreement in England

Do banks owe a common law duty of care to their customers when dispensing financial advice?

Court may grant retrospective sanction for liquidator to act

Clarifying the application of The Achilleas as limited exception to the rule in Hadley v Baxendale

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