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Notes from the Bar – Force Majeure and the “but for” test
Force majeure clauses are often found in agreements for sale of commodities and in charterparties. Very often, it is a long paragraph containing a very long sentence that is laborious to read. A force majeure clause, if applicable, would allow one party to the contract to avoid liability for non-performance on the occurrence of a force majeure event. What happens if that party seeking to rely on the force majeure clause had no intention to perform at all in the first place?

Happy 54th Birthday Singapore!
JLex LLC wishes Singapore a very happy 54th birthday! May SG54 be peaceful, prosperous and happy! We also take the opportunity to wish all our

Notes from the Bar – Law and seat of the arbitration; often neglected but no less important
In this inaugural edition of our Notes from the Bar, we take a look at a recent Singapore High Court decision of BNA v. BNB