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Court refuses ClientEarth judicial review of FCA’s decision to approve Ithaca Energy prospectus
On 13 December 2023, English High Court denied an application for judicial review by the environmental law charity, ClientEarth, regarding the decision taken by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to approve the prospectus of an oil and gas exploration company, Ithaca Energy Plc (Ithaca).1 Key Takeaways This was a creative attempt by an environmental organisation to put climate change on the agenda using existing legal and regulatory regimes.
The future: A closer look at FIFA's new National Dispute Framework
FIFA’s Council have marked the turn of the year with a milestone decision to update the regulatory framework for National Dispute Resolution Chambers (NDRCs), various national bodies which exist around the world for the purpose of resolving football-related disputes.
When do 'constituent territories' and their employees benefit from state immunity?
The State Immunity Act 1978 confers immunity on foreign states and certain state entities. It can therefore be an important consideration for those operating in the ENR sector, where contractual arrangements often involve states and state-owned entities. The case of Dynasty Co for Oil and Gas Trading Ltd v Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq arises out of two production sharing contracts entered into with the Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq.
Pandemic Stops Play - Will Australia Be Caught Out By Its Decision To Withdraw From 2021 Tour To South Africa?
Friday, 14 May 2021 Author: Chris Morris, William Thompson, Alexander Chaize, Victoria Artaza On 17 February 2021, Cricket South Africa (CSA) lodged a dispute with the International Cricket Council (ICC) following the decision by Cricket Australia (CA) to postpone Australia’s three-Test tour of South Africa (which was scheduled to happen from 3 – 25 March) as a result of COVID-19.
Endeavours and expectations in the energy sector | Lexology
So called “endeavours clauses” often arise in energy and natural resources contracts during the negotiation phase where it would be uncommercial for a party to commit absolutely to achieving a particular objective. For example, a farm out agreement in the upstream oil and gas industry will usually require government approvals to be obtained by one party as a condition precedent to the transfer of the participating interest in the production sharing agreement by the other party.
Exclusive remedy clauses: A cautionary tale
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Exclusive remedy clauses: a cautionary tale
To view this article you need a PDF viewer such as Adobe Reader. If you can't read this PDF, you can view its text here. Go back to the PDF . Oil and gas suppliers, faced with difficult market conditions, will look to take full advantage of the contractual machinery at their disposal to limit their liability to contractual counterparties.
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