Negotiation: Cards on the table

Womble Bond Dickinson | Procurement & Outsourcing Journal | November/December 2015 #27
Simon Lewis examines the duty of good faith in commercial contracts ‘The implication of a general duty of good faith is unlikely to arise where the contract under consideration is detailed, leaving relatively little scope or need for the implication of terms not already covered by existing contractual obligations.’English contract law does not like the …

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Contract: Keep the faith

Bristows | Procurement & Outsourcing Journal | March/April 2013 #11
Helen Rose and Sean Ibbetson look at the lessons to be learned from Medirest Contracting parties may need to consider the effect of an obligation to act in good faith even where they have not agreed an express obligation to that effect.Obligations in commercial agreements to act in good faith are now common, particularly in …

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