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No damages if proven breach is not an effective cause of loss: “bitter truth” for innocent parties

In determining whether a breach of contract operates as an effective cause of the loss claimed, the court must apply “common sense”. Although there is a “moral asymmetry” where one party is at fault and the other an innocent...more

English jurisdiction clause binding anchor defendants decisive in court’s conclusion that England is proper forum

The High Court distinguished the Supreme Court decision of Lungowe v Vedanta Resources plc (Vedanta),1 giving more weight to the desirability of avoiding multiplicity of actions and the risk of inconsistent judgments when...more

10/23/2019  /  Dispute Resolution , Jurisdiction , UK
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