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The UK Supreme Court has recently overturned a much-criticised and controversial ruling of the Court of Appeal by finding an ambiguously worded advance payment bond effective in the case of insolvency
This case provides further useful guidance on the approach the Courts will take when interpreting a contract and highlights how the Courts will use the concept of “business common sense”
