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Can you see why this may be a problem? Let me explain what this might look like in practice. Party A sends a purchase order attached with their standard terms. Party B accepts this purchase order and also sends their companies standard terms.
Read MoreNow that we've said goodbye to 2024, let’s take a quick look at some notable cases last year. Secretary of State for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs v Public and Commercial Services Union [2024] UKSC 41 In the past, many government departments allowed their employees to pay union fees directly from their salaries through a...
Read MoreAre you aware of what a breach of contract is? A breach of contract could be anything from a late payment, to not supplying the goods as originally agreed in the contract. Once a breach is established, there are four classifications that it will fit under: · Minor
Read MoreHere is a quick look at boilerplate clauses, what they are and why we have them. Boilerplate clauses set out things like the duration of a contract, jurisdiction, how it should be interpreted if there is a disagreement about its terms, whether the benefit of the contract can be transferred to another party, and whether the contract includes all...
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