Sentences with phrase «cases in the commercial context»

He has litigated a variety of cases in the commercial context, including contract disputes, shareholder - derivative suits, and...

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As far as the commercial, I'm less certain because I haven't seen or heard of a case involving that type of work.You're probably OK if it's used in an educational context.

• solicitors» negligence cases involving allegations of solicitors» errors committed in a commercial, lending or insolvency context.

While privacy issues most often arise in an employment context, we are also called upon to advise in a wide range of matters, including commercial transactions, medical liability cases, matters involving new technologies, and class actions.

However, the Court of Appeal declined to apply Rix LJ's principle in this context, pointing out that his words were directed to a commercial context in which an insurance slip in skeletal form was expected to be superseded, while in this case the draft lease was a detailed and carefully negotiated document, which was in itself sufficient to create an equitable lease.

I've won one case where this happened (where there was extensive email correspondence between business lawyers regarding the changes that would be made in each draft and there the version signed did not correspond to the last version signed electronically in a very long document on paper and there were other indicia of fraud), but by far the more common outcome is to bind the party signing the document (especially in a commercial context) and to consider failing to carefully read all terms of the final draft to be negligent on the part of the party signing the contract.

«The reconciliation of the terms, and the determination of their combined effect must, of course, be decided by reference to ordinary principles of contractual interpretation (as recently discussed in Wood v Capita Insurance Services Ltd [2017] 2 WLR 1095, paras 8 to 15 and the cases cited there), and therefore by reference to the provisions of the particular contract and its commercial context.»

However in this case, although the defendant was constituted and governed by its own rules, owns and manages its own housing stock and entered into private law contracts with tenants, the nature of its activities and the context within which it operated made it a different situation from an ordinary commercial business.

These cases, often presenting multi-million dollar risk, can create exposure beyond policy limits or, in the commercial context where insurance might not apply, create the possibility of a significant financial setback for a client.

In 2013/2014, Jeremy acted as junior counsel in the leading Court of Appeal case of The Royal Bank of Scotland v Highland Financial Partners & Ors [2013] EWCA Civ 328 with Graham Dunning QC in relation to a major appeal concerning anti-suit injunctive relief and the doctrine of «clean hands» in the context of a commercial frauIn 2013/2014, Jeremy acted as junior counsel in the leading Court of Appeal case of The Royal Bank of Scotland v Highland Financial Partners & Ors [2013] EWCA Civ 328 with Graham Dunning QC in relation to a major appeal concerning anti-suit injunctive relief and the doctrine of «clean hands» in the context of a commercial frauin the leading Court of Appeal case of The Royal Bank of Scotland v Highland Financial Partners & Ors [2013] EWCA Civ 328 with Graham Dunning QC in relation to a major appeal concerning anti-suit injunctive relief and the doctrine of «clean hands» in the context of a commercial frauin relation to a major appeal concerning anti-suit injunctive relief and the doctrine of «clean hands» in the context of a commercial frauin the context of a commercial fraud.

In addition, the court applied its own older decision in Tank Lining Corp. v. Dunlop Industrial Ltd. (1982), where it held that in all cases a party's entitlement to enforce a restrictive covenant was based on the protection of a legitimate or proprietary interest, such as the goodwill of a business in a commercial context or the confidential information unique to an employmenIn addition, the court applied its own older decision in Tank Lining Corp. v. Dunlop Industrial Ltd. (1982), where it held that in all cases a party's entitlement to enforce a restrictive covenant was based on the protection of a legitimate or proprietary interest, such as the goodwill of a business in a commercial context or the confidential information unique to an employmenin Tank Lining Corp. v. Dunlop Industrial Ltd. (1982), where it held that in all cases a party's entitlement to enforce a restrictive covenant was based on the protection of a legitimate or proprietary interest, such as the goodwill of a business in a commercial context or the confidential information unique to an employmenin all cases a party's entitlement to enforce a restrictive covenant was based on the protection of a legitimate or proprietary interest, such as the goodwill of a business in a commercial context or the confidential information unique to an employmenin a commercial context or the confidential information unique to an employment.

She concentrates her practice in commercial litigation and arbitration and has litigated a broad range of cases, including matters arising in the areas of contract, intellectual property, business torts, real estate, environmental, construction, and other business and commercial dispute contexts.

With the recent emergence of international litigation funding companies in Canada, the next case heard on this matter at the appellate level may open the doors wider for litigation funders in a commercial context.

There was no need to determine whether the restrictive covenant in this case (i) was entitled to a presumption of reasonableness (as done in the commercial context), (ii) required a high level of scrutiny (as done in an employment contract), or (iii) perhaps fell somewhere on a spectrum between these two ends (as is assumed in respect of franchise agreements, which are typically contracts of adhesion yet involve independent contractors in a commercial context).

In each of the above areas — entry restrictions, advertising and paralegals — the courts did ultimately inspire, if not dictate, significant change: citizenship requirements were ultimately deemed invalid by the Supreme Court of Canada in Andrews, advertising restrictions were liberalized in the context of a series of post-Charter cases finding freedom of expression protections applied to commercial speech and professional advertising, and paralegal regulation has been reviewed in provinces across Canada following the courts» attention to the issuIn each of the above areas — entry restrictions, advertising and paralegals — the courts did ultimately inspire, if not dictate, significant change: citizenship requirements were ultimately deemed invalid by the Supreme Court of Canada in Andrews, advertising restrictions were liberalized in the context of a series of post-Charter cases finding freedom of expression protections applied to commercial speech and professional advertising, and paralegal regulation has been reviewed in provinces across Canada following the courts» attention to the issuin Andrews, advertising restrictions were liberalized in the context of a series of post-Charter cases finding freedom of expression protections applied to commercial speech and professional advertising, and paralegal regulation has been reviewed in provinces across Canada following the courts» attention to the issuin the context of a series of post-Charter cases finding freedom of expression protections applied to commercial speech and professional advertising, and paralegal regulation has been reviewed in provinces across Canada following the courts» attention to the issuin provinces across Canada following the courts» attention to the issue.

His case load in this area includes insurance fraud, dishonesty and fraud by directors and employees, both in claims brought by the Company and in those brought in an insolvency context, and fraud, dishonesty and theft wherever it arises in a commercial context.

Her practice embraces real property and commercial and residential landlord and tenant including service charge and enfranchisement matters, and cases in a social housing and agricultural context.

That represents a high number of trials in the context of commercial cases.