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High Court finds aggrieved party had no right to keep repudiated contract alive and considers liquidated damages clauses

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The High Court has considered the position of a party, faced with a repudiatory breach, who preferred to rely on a liquidated damages clause rather than accept the repudiation and claim its actual loss. (MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company SA v Cottonex Anstalt [2015] EWHC 283 (Comm).)

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Published on 19-Feb-2015
Resource Type Legal update: archive
Jurisdictions
  • England
  • Wales
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