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When interpreting a contract, the ‘actual intention’ of the parties is what matters
In a recent ruling, the Court of Appeal in Amsterdam held that the actual intention of the parties in concluding an agreement should be take ...
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General Terms and Conditions: The Brussels I Regulation
A Wholesaler and a Polish company had become involved in a dispute. The wh ...
Infringement of the trade name law with descriptive designation?
In principle, a trade name that is already in use in social an economic life is ...
Is it possible to be declared insolvent if payment obligations in bitcoins are not fulfilled?
A company had been ordered in default to pay out ‘mining revenues’ totalling 0.5 ...
Was the liquidation order of a dissolved British limited company justified?
A British limited company, active but incorporated under Brit ...
What about termination due to (a fundamental) breach of contract and the Vienna Sales Convention (CISG)?
The Vienna Sales Convention applies to international purchase agreements concern ...
Breach of duty of care by ex-manager of DJ Afrojack
Quarrelling with the manager seems to be part of the rock and roll lives of famo ...
Office Hong Kong involved in educational project in Myanmar
Last August, Watson Arps & Wang Chan LLP lawyer Luuk Sem was in Myanmar where he gave lectures and tr ...