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English Court of Appeal: Awareness Is Necessary to Waive Contractual Termination Rights | JD Supra
The English Court of Appeal’s judgment in Ure Energy makes an important contribution to the law of waiver. Ure Energy confirms that the principle in Peyman v. Lanjani applies in cases of express contractual termination rights. For a party to affirm a contract and waive its contractual right to terminate, it must actually know of the facts giving rise to its right to terminate, and the existence of that right. The English Court of Appeal’s recent judgment in Ure Energy Limited v.
Privy Council Issues Pivotal Judgment on Misrepresentation | JD Supra
The Credit Suisse judgment has significant implications for claims in deceit. This landmark judgment confirms the legal requirements for a claim in deceit. Claimants do not need to prove their conscious awareness or understanding of a representation (although they still must prove that the representation induced them to contract). On 24 November 2025, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council handed down judgment in Credit Suisse Life (Bermuda) Ltd v. Bidzina Ivanishvili [2025] UKPC 53.
UK High Court Ruling in Competition Claim Highlights Consequences of Disclosure Failures | JD Supra
The ruling is also a reminder of the circumstances in which the court may order indemnity costs for such failures. On 29 July 2022, the UK High Court ruled in Cabo Concepts Limited v. MGA Entertainment (UK) Limited that toy manufacturer MGA should pay hefty costs for failure to conduct proper pre-trial disclosure.
UK High Court Ruling in Competition Claim Highlights Consequences of Disclosure Failures
The ruling is also a reminder of the circumstances in which the court may order indemnity costs for such failures. By Oliver Browne, Hayley Pizzey, and Anna Kullmann On 29 July 2022, the UK High Court ruled in Cabo Concepts Limited v. MGA Entertainment (UK) Limited that toy manufacturer MGA should pay hefty costs for failure to conduct proper pre-trial disclosure.
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