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Always incorporate your standard terms and conditions properly or face the consequences for failing to do so – SSL International & Anor v TTK LIG, High Court

14 July 2011 | Mark Weston

SSL entered into a joint venture with TTK, an Indian company, to supply goods. The joint venture was governed by Indian law. SSL attempted to incorporate its standard terms and conditions, which contained...

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‘Terms and conditions available upon request’ would probably mean terms apply – Rooney v CSE, Court of Appeal

27 November 2010 | Mark Weston

Rooney owned an aircraft. CSE carried out servicing work on the aircraft. Rooney had a claim for negligent work. CSE argued that its liability was affected by what was in its terms and conditions. Rooney...

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Government consults on EU proposals to change contract law

24 August 2010 | Mark Weston

The Government is consulting on European Union proposals to reform and harmonise contract law across the EU. The details of the EU’s suggestions were reported here: http://www.mablaw.com/2010/07/european-commission-consults-on-new-eu-wide-contract-law/....

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European Commission consults on new EU-wide contract law

16 July 2010 | Mark Weston

The European Commission is consulting over different possible proposals for a new EU-wide contract law. It has two concerns: one is to make consumers feel that they trust a business based in another EU...

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US court says online terms and conditions enforceable even without having to tick a check-box

12 January 2010 | Mark Weston | 1 comment

A US court has ruled that online terms and conditions could be enforceable even where the user did not have to do something specific to show that she had read them. In this particular case, Victoria Major...

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Latest news and views tagged incorporation of terms

Always incorporate your standard terms and conditions properly or face the consequences for failing to do so – SSL International & Anor v TTK LIG, High Court

‘Terms and conditions available upon request’ would probably mean terms apply – Rooney v CSE, Court of Appeal

Government consults on EU proposals to change contract law

European Commission consults on new EU-wide contract law

US court says online terms and conditions enforceable even without having to tick a check-box

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