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Banking & Finance—2019 cases round-up

Published on: 31 January 2020

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Table of contents

Restrictions on the assignment of performance bonds
Considering the application of a contractual exceptions clause
A look at the meaning of ‘mandatory provisions of law’ in a sanctions context
Rectifying the test for rectification
Use of warehouse receipts in repo transactions and the defence of common mistake
Signing documents by electronic means
Interpreting and constructing oral contracts and the importance of implied terms
Calculating Loss under an ISDA Master Agreement
Clarification of the scope of Quincecare duty

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Banking & Finance analysis: What have been the key cases in the world of banking & finance over the past year?

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