Doctrinal basis of delay as a bar to equitable rescission of contracts
The 2015 EWCA decision of Salt v Stratstone Specialist Ltd (t/a Stratstone Cadillac Newcastle) [2015] EWCA Civ 745 casts doubt on the proposition that an inordinate lapse of time alone could operate as a bar to rescission. The court grounded the operation of delay in the doctrine of laches, but as t...
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Main Author: | LOW, Tse Loong Ryan |
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2024
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