In our final Commercial Disputes Weekly of 2022, we explore when an email is signed, when an English court will not get involved in foreign litigation, the implication of a term when calculating rent in a lease and the evidence required for a claim for the cost of replacement borrowing.
We will be back on Tuesday 10 January 2023 and wish all our readers a relaxing break.
The construction of the wind farm will start at the end of 2022 and is planned to be completed in the first trimester of 2024.
A document heavy Commercial Disputes Weekly with two decisions on disclosure considering collateral use and removal of privilege issues. We also look at a decision on the interplay of termination provisions in finance leasing documents and illegitimate reasons for declaratory relief.
The KPS 12 Vessel supplies energy under a power purchase agreement to the Electricity Company of Ghana.
In this client alert, we summarise the amendments made by The Republic of Liberia to the Liberian Maritime Law and Liberian Maritime Regulations with respect to ship mortgages.
The financing enables Alpha Trains to refinance existing debt, finance new build rolling stock and restructure the group.
The loan will be used to roll-out of the 216 MW portfolio which includes both rooftop and a smaller number of ground mounted plants.
Partner Sumeet Malhotra is delighted to invite you to our latest Dispute Resolution webinar, during which he will give advice on the characterisation of so called “circular” or “structured” commodity trades, and discuss judgments which have provided clarification on the same.
After completion, the terminal will be used to import various liquefied gases including LNG for the benefit of regional industries.
Structured as an operating lease model the agreement was signed in November.
Indonesia’s PT Lion Group is a major player in South East Asia with a fleet of 340 aircraft.
WFW advised a syndicate of banks on a first of its kind green financing to New Zealand’s state-owned rail operator KiwiRail Holdings Limited.
