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R - Rescission and setting aside


20/2/15

IBM UNITED KINGDOM HOLDINGS LTD v DALGLEISH [2015] EWHC 389 (Ch)

A contract procured as the result of a breach of the contractual duty of trust and confidence is voidable; the innocent party is not restricted to a claim in damages. There is no good reason why, as a matter of principle, this should not be so any more than in cases of duress, fraud or mistake [85].


4/11/14

UBS AG v KOMMUNALE WASSERWERKE LEIPZIG GMBH [2014] EWHC 3615 (Comm)

Considers the legal principles for setting aside contracts on grounds of bribery of agents [587], conflict of interest on the part of an agent [621], attribution of an agent’s knowledge to a company [628], fraudulent misrepresentation [642], contractual estoppel [773] and rescission [783].


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