Notification clauses: Warranty and peace

Walker Morris LLP | The Commercial Litigation Journal | March/April 2018 #78
Gwendoline Davies explains why notifying contractual warranty claims can be a particularly tricky business ‘The purchaser‘s letters did not constitute valid notification of a claim because, without identification of the specific warranties alleged to have been breached, they did not set out the legal grounds for a claim.‘ In recent years, the UK courts have …

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Contract: Take no notice

SimplyPSL | The Commercial Litigation Journal | January/February 2018 #77
Sapna Garg investigates a recent judgment with implications for business and share sale agreements ‘In cases of similarly worded clauses, a claims notification is unlikely to be valid if it sets out the circumstances giving rise to the claims and provides only a general indication of the various clauses which may have been breached.‘ The …

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