Contract law must be as clear as possible and its rules acknowledged as defaults.
The claimant (“Hanwha”) brought a claim against the defendant (“Lark”) for the price of solar panels sold and delivered to Lark.
The Supreme Court has handed down its landmark decision on the meaning of ‘intention’ in grounds F and G of section 30(1) of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, changing a test that has been essentially settled since the 1950s.
The new Wimbledon v Vago “g” principle and the right to rely on allegations of fraud in support of stay applications in relation to summary enforcement of adjudicator’s awards
Starts at 6pm at Lamb Chambers