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Tag Archives: frustration
Case Update: Unavailability of a particular source may operate to frustrate contracts
[Thanks to Daniel Jung, Associate, Olswang Asia LLP for a summary of the case and the first draft of this post] We previously discussed the case of Alliance Concrete Singapore Pte Ltd v Sato Kogyo (S) Pte Ltd, [2013] SGHC … Continue reading
Posted in Singapore, UK
Tagged case law, construction, frustration, singapore court of appeal, Singapore High Court
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The Interpretation of Force Majeure Clauses and Frustration in Singapore
In the recent case of Alliance Concrete Singapore Pte Ltd v Sato Kogyo (S) Pte Ltd, [2013] SGHC 127, the Singapore High Court examined the issues of frustration and the interpretation of force majeure clauses in relation to the so-called … Continue reading
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Tagged case law, construction, force majeure, frustration, singapore court of appeal, Singapore High Court
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Interpretation of Force Majeure Clauses
After a contract has been concluded, circumstances may arise which render the contract unworkable or even impossible to perform. A force majeure clause will stipulate what happens to the parties’ contractual obligations in the event of specified events or events … Continue reading
Posted in Arbitration, Asean
Tagged arbitration, canada, england, force majeure, frustration, singapore arbitration, singapore international arbitration
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