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by Affric
924 days ago
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Yep. Having defended contracts that legally the company could novate the circumstances that lead to the notation had to be either outside of our control with a third party changing our underlying costs or the first and second parties failing to agree a new contract and a standard contract that was already defined being put in place. This was later deemed unfair and the standard contract was made much cheaper. Ha! My point being that in Australia my vibe is that this will be looked upon in a very negative light by courts and any regulators. |
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