When partners resign or retire from a partnership, the partnership agreement will normally govern their rights and responsibilities following their resignation. However, where the terms of their departure are not agreed, are they entitled to the value of...
Bell Lax acted for the defendant.
A clause in a sale of goods contract stated that the purchaser “shall not be reliant in any way upon the advice, skill or judgment” of the seller. Bell Lax argued for its client that such a clause was not an operative provision which could be characterised as a ‘deeming clause’ or a true exclusion clause; the seller could not escape liability for a breach of the Sales of Goods Act 1979 s.14(3).
The court found in favour of Bell Lax’s client.
