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Date: 22/01/2014 Code: 41634349 Thomson Reuters, AUSTRALIA |
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“Commercial Contract Clauses: Principles and Interpretation” is a bound volume version of the subscription work of the same name. This work analyses the process of construing and interpreting commercial contracts on a clause by clause basis, to the benefit of Australian lawyers. In this work, Joshua Thomson of the Western Australian Bar, Justice Kenneth Martin, and Leigh Warnick, Partner at Lavan Legal, apply their wide experience in discussing matters of commercial significance and value.
In the Preface the authors write that they ‘hope that this [book edition] will make the work accessible to a greater number of those interested in an important subject’, particularly at this critical point in the development of the law relating to the construction of commercial contracts in Australia. They go on to elaborate:
‘Late [in 2011], in dismissing an application for special leave to appeal, Gummow, Heydon and Bell JJ published reasons in Western Export Services Inc v Jireh International Pty Ltd [2011] HCA 45. They admonished intermediate appeal courts for rejecting the requirement that it is essential to identify ambiguity...
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Table of Contents
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Part 1 – General Principles
- Construction and interpretation of commercial contracts
- Operation of deeds
Part 2 – Specific Obligations
- Clauses creating debt and money obligations
- Take or pay clauses
- Third party benefit clauses
- Joint, several and proportionate liability
- Indemnity Clauses
- Consent Clauses
- Option and pre-emption clauses
- Further agreement or subject to contract clauses
- Conditional contracts
Part 3 – Standard Clauses
- Good faith clauses
- Essential and non-essential time stipulations
- Force majeure clauses
- Expert and alternative dispute resolution clauses
- Choice of law and of forum clauses in commercial contracts
Part 4 – Remedy Clauses
- Termination clauses
- Penalty and forfeiture clauses
- Exclusion of liability and exclusive remedy clauses
- Consequential loss clauses
- Severenace clauses