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How do an exclusion clause and a workshare arrangement fit together?

What is the nature of the dispute that arose in relation to IT and business process services provided to the DVLA by IBM.
24 April 2014

Partnering and good faith – what does this mean?

When parties have entered into a detailed contractual arrangement, the court is reluctant to interpret the written terms in a way which might “distort” the bargain they have made.
17 April 2014

Construction material for nuclear new build: is rail a viable UK transport solution?

With the UK’s nuclear new build program gathering momentum, attention is now turning not just to what can be done, but how.
15 April 2014

Court of Appeal upholds High Court decision: benefits payable under Honda Pensions Scheme

The Court of Appeal has ruled that Honda manufacturing workers in Swindon are entitled to a higher pension benefits, causing an additional liability to the Honda UK Pension Scheme of £47m to £70m.
11 April 2014

Synopsis of ORR's Business Plan 2014–15

We examine The Office of Rail Regulation's business plan for 2014/15.
10 April 2014

Employment Edit - what's new in employment law

Key employment law changes in April 2014; Acas publishes guidance on early conciliation; Home Office publishes guidance on race discrimination; UNISON seeks permission to appeal High Court decision.
10 April 2014

How clear do notices to terminate have to be?

Terminating contracts can be a risky business. How to avoid it backfiring and giving your counterparty the right to terminate and claim damages against you.
09 April 2014

Another tenant’s break fails on a technicality

The Court of Appeal in Friends Life v Siemens [2014] EWCA Civ 382 has just delivered a sharp reminder of the need for absolute compliance with the terms of an option to break the lease.
09 April 2014

Key employment law changes - April 2014

A short guide to the key employment law changes coming into force in April 2014.
08 April 2014

Getting evidence from third parties – how far can you go?

Can third parties be made to provide private documents?
08 April 2014

Recovering arrears from tenants will be harder as CRAR replaces distress

The ancient remedy of distress, which enables a landlord to enter leased premises without notice, seize a tenant’s goods and sell them to recover arrears of rent, will be replaced on 6 April 2014.
04 April 2014

When a contract requires you to be commercially reasonable, what do you have to do?

The basic principle that contracting parties do not automatically (ie without express contractual words) owe each other an obligation to act reasonably is still true in most cases.
01 April 2014

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