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A couple of recent court decisions should send out warning signals to parties negotiating contracts as it now appears that the conduct of the parties whilst the contract remains unsigned may have unexpected consequences
Finally some useful guidance has been given by the High Court in the case of CEP Holdings Ltd and CEP Claddings Ltd v Steni AS 2009 EWHC 2447 (QB) on the factors that may be considered by a court in determining what is meant by "all reasonable endeavours"
In the recent case of Lindsay v O'Loughnane a director was found liable for the tort of deceit after making a number of representations to a customer by email
