Contract Disputes

Unfair terms disputes in UK contract law revolve around contractual provisions deemed unfair or unreasonably disadvantageous to one party, particularly in consumer contracts. The Consumer Rights Act provides protection against unfair terms, and remedies may include striking out or amending unfair terms to restore balance in the contractual relationship. Resolving unfair terms disputes requires a […]

Services contracts in the UK can lead to disputes over the quality of services provided, non-performance, or disagreements concerning payment terms. Resolving services contract disputes may involve assessing the terms of the agreement, the standards of service expected, and the extent of any breaches that have occurred.

Repudiatory breach refers to a serious violation of contract terms that allows the innocent party to treat the contract as terminated. In the UK, repudiatory breaches go to the core of the agreement, undermining its fundamental purpose. Resolving such disputes often involves careful consideration of the seriousness of the breach and the impact on the

Misrepresentation disputes involve false statements or misleading information that induces one party to enter into a contract. Under UK law, misrepresentation can be innocent, negligent, or fraudulent. Remedies for misrepresentation may include rescission of the contract or damages to compensate for any losses suffered as a result of the misrepresented information.

Illegality disputes in UK contract law focus on situations where the subject matter or purpose of a contract is illegal, rendering the agreement void. Contracts involving illegal activities or those contravening public policy are generally unenforceable. Resolving illegality disputes requires a careful examination of the nature of the illegal act and its impact on the

Disputes related to contractual capacity involve questions about the legal competence of parties entering into a contract. UK law requires parties to have the mental capacity and legal authority to form binding agreements. Contractual capacity issues may arise in situations involving minors, mentally incapacitated individuals, or parties lacking proper authorization.

Breach of agreement is a common contract dispute under UK law, occurring when one party fails to fulfill its contractual obligations. This breach can manifest in various forms, such as non-delivery of goods, inadequate service provision, or violation of specified terms. Legal remedies may include compensation for damages or specific performance to enforce the original

Agency disputes under UK law involve conflicts arising between parties where one (the agent) represents the interests of another (the principal). These disputes often revolve around the extent of the agent’s authority, commission entitlements, or termination terms. Resolving agency disputes requires careful consideration of agency agreements, the implied or express authority of the agent, and