Multi-link Leisure Developments Ltd v North Lanarkshire Council : Commercial interpretation or relief from a bad bargain? / by Adèle Taylor

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Multi-link Leisure Developments Ltd v North Lanarkshire Council : Commercial interpretation or relief from a bad bargain? / by Adèle Taylor

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National Library of New Zealand

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Index New Zealand

Description

Reviews the 2011 decision in the case of Multi-Link Leisure Developments Ltd v North Lanarkshire Council, in which the UK Supreme Court purported to apply a business common sense approach to the interpretation of an option clause in a lease. Questions the principles that guide judicial resolution of these types of commercial disputes. Considers the benefits, dangers and proper scope of the commercial approach.

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Journal

Date created

Jul 2012

Creator

Taylor, Adèle, (LLB Hons student)

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/31220025

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Contracts / Commercial law / Judgments / Case studies

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