21Jan
Contractural penalties - an important resolution of the Supreme Court
In its resolution dated 20 November 2019, the Supreme Court concluded that an agreement must not provide for a contractual penalty in the event a party rescinds such agreement due to the other party’s failure to perform its financial obligation...
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Allen & Overy LLP
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