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Deep dive or shallow swim: what is required of a party in the face of force majeure?
Briefing
16 May 2024
2 MIN READ
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The Supreme Court settles the long-running litigation which raised the question whether a party affected by a force majeure event was required to accept an offer of a non-contractual performance in light of a “reasonable endeavours” proviso in the contract to circumvent the state of affairs.
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