Contract: Light work

Kennedys | The Commercial Litigation Journal | May/June 2012 #43
Anthony Greenwood and Leanna Mailer report on the recent decision in Kingspan v Borealis ‘It is fair to say that the judge was not impressed by Kingspan’s “scattergun” approach. He observed that “the claim for misrepresentation as pleaded appears to cover practically everything said by Borealis to the claimants about Borecene over an extended period”.’The …

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Injunctions: Parties behaving badly

20 Essex Street | The Commercial Litigation Journal | March/April 2012 #42
Luke Pearce examines the impact of a recent judgment on anti-suit injunctions and vexatious conduct ‘It was necessary, in order to grant a non-contractual anti-suit injunction, to be satisfied of two conditions: first, that England was the natural forum for the resolution of the dispute; and secondly that the conduct of JFC was vexatious, oppressive …

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