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A Heads of Terms document was not intended to be binding – Pretoria v Blankney 2022

A Heads of Terms document was not intended to be binding – Pretoria v Blankney 2022

by Your Business Lawyer | Jun 17, 2022 | Legal Updates

In Pretoria v Blankney, the High Court concluded that a signed document titled “Heads of Terms of Proposed Agreement” did not create a legally binding lease agreement. The judge applied familiar principles: Was there an intention to create legal relations...
Was Termination Of A Contract Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic Permitted As A Force Majeure Event

Was Termination Of A Contract Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic Permitted As A Force Majeure Event

by Your Business Lawyer | Feb 4, 2022 | Legal Updates, YBL Blogs

TL;DR The Commercial Court has dismissed a claim brought by European Professional Club Rugby for wrongful repudiation by RDA Television LLP (RDA) of a media rights agreement, following RDA’s termination of the agreement pursuant to a force majeure clause when...

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