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Case Analysis – July 2024
Charlotte Eborall and Kate Holderness of 3 Verulam Buildings report on recent banking law cases
28 JUN 2024Case Analysis – July-August 2021
Charlotte Eborall and Anne Jeavons of 3 Verulam Buildings report on recent banking law cases
1 JUL 2021Cases Analysis – January 2021
Anne Jeavons and Charlotte Eborall of 3 Verulam Buildings report on recent banking law cases
1 JAN 2021Cases Analysis – April 2022
Clarissa Jones and Charlotte Eborall of 3 Verulam Buildings report on recent banking law cases
1 APR 2022Bragging rights: termination clauses and implied duties of good faith
In this article, the authors consider the circumstances in which termination clauses in a commercial contract might be subject to a so-called Braganza duty of good faith and the practical issues that might follow from this.
1 SEP 2022Waiving goodbye to termination rights in default scenario negotiations
A key weapon in the lender’s arsenal is the default provisions contained in a loan agreement and the actions that the lender may take upon the occurrence of an event of default. In Lombard North Central plc v European Skyjets Limited [2022] EWHC 728 (QB), Mr Justice Foxton considered whether certain events of default had occurred and whether Lombard had validly terminated the loan agreement so as to enable it to enforce its security, namely Skyjets’ aircraft. The judge’s legal analysis provides a useful recap of the legal principles. This article focusses on the doctrine of waiver by election and some practical considerations for lenders in a default scenario.
1 JUL 2022Case Analysis – April 2023
Richard Salter KC of 3 Verulam Buildings and the University of Oxford reports on a recent banking law case from Hong Kong, Charlotte Eborall of 3 Verulam Buildings reports on a recent banking law case and Paul Fradley of South Square and Matteo Clarkson Maciel report on a recent restructuring law case
1 APR 2023Case Analysis – November 2022
Clarissa Jones and Charlotte Eborall of 3 Verulam Buildings report on recent banking law cases
1 NOV 2022“Packing” a punch to litigation funders?
In this article Charlotte Eborall considers the outcome and implications for funders in the recent Supreme Court decision of PACCAR and ors v Competition Appeal Tribunal and Ors [2023] UKSC 28.
1 NOV 2023Case Analysis – January 2024
Charlotte Eborall and Victor Steinmetz of 3 Verulam Buildings report on recent banking cases
1 JAN 2024
