Commercial Contract  Disputes

Commercial contract disputes occur between two businesses. Ahed can advise businesses and act in the following situations: 

Where there is a contract between two businesses, and one asserts that the other has breached a condition or warranty of the contract. The non-breaching business can seek the applicable remedies depending on what breaches have occurred. 

Additionally, where the businesses have engaged in a contract for the sale or supply of goods, even where the following terms have not been expressly agreed, they will nonetheless be implied: 

• That the goods be of satisfactory quality 
• The goods be fit for purpose
• The goods match the description provided

These terms can be excluded by the agreement of both businesses, but the exclusion would not be enforced ‘to the extent that it is shown that it would not be fair or reasonable to allow reliance on the term’ s. 55 (4) Sale of Goods Act 1979. 

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