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In a recent High Court case in England, it was held that even where parties choose a non-EU governing law in an agreement, the Commercial Agency Regulations (and indeed any other mandatory EU laws) must be followed
In a recent decision, the English High Court refused an application for an injunction preventing termination of a contract because the dispute resolution clause did not contain clear wording freezing the right to terminate during the dispute resolution procedure
