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Roger Williams and Others v Redcard LimitedHow many signatories does it take to execute a document? 17 January 2012
Classic Court Report: Hartog v Colin & Shields (1939)A genuine bargain or a genuine mistake? 17 January 2012
AstraZeneca UK Ltd v Albemarle International CorpWhat wording is necessary to exclude liability 08 December 2011
Classic Court Report: Henderson v Merrett Syndicates Limited (1995)Can you claim damages for a breach of contract and breach of tortious duty of care? 08 December 2011
First4Skills v Dept for Employment and LearningWhat happens when two bidders challenge a public contract award? 10 November 2011
Classic court report: Hedley Byrne & Co Ltd v Heller & Partners Ltd (1964)Is there a duty of care to prevent economic loss? 09 November 2011
AXA Sun Life Services v Campbell Martin and othersDoes an 'entire agreement' clause also incorporate misrepresentations? 06 October 2011
Classic court report: Adams v Lindsell (1818)How the 'postal rule' was established 06 October 2011
TTMI SARL v Statoil ASADoes a mistake compromise a contract's validity? 08 September 2011
Classic court report: L'Estrange v F Graucob Ltd (1934)The origin of the phrase 'read the small print' 08 September 2011
Traffic Signs and Equipment Ltd v Dept for Regional Development and Dept of Finance and PersonnelDo you have to explain your evaluation criteria in a tender? 11 August 2011
Classic court report: Donoghue v Stevenson (1932)How a dead snail in a beer bottle changed tort law. 11 August 2011
Immingham Storage Company Ltd v Clear plcIf a formal contract is never signed, when does it become binding? 14 July 2011
Classic court report: Hadley and another v Baxendale and others (1854)Which losses can you recover for breach of contract? 14 July 2011
Rooney and another v CSE Bournemouth LtdIf terms and conditions are "available on request", do they form part of the contract? 08 July 2011

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