Use Your Discretion: Good Faith Constraints on Discretionary Contractual Powers

4 Jun
14:00 - 15:30

Corporate & Commercial Disputes

Dispute Types

N/A or a mix of the above

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Member-hosted

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N/A or multiple areas/global

Commercial parties depend on discretionary powers to make their relationships flexible and workable.  But what are the constraints on that discretion?  Good faith is a well-established obligation for contracting parties in civil law jurisdictions.  In Canada and Australia there is a move towards judicial recognition of good faith as a relevant ""organizing principle"" or feature of contract law.   English courts continue to resist the recognition of  a general duty of good faith.  What impact do these jurisdictional differences and trends have for contracting parties and their legal advisors - in drafting contacts, choice of law, and resolution of disputes. 
A panel of experts from the United  Kingdom, Canada, France and the Netherlands will discuss the state of the law and the implications for business choices.

Speakers

  • Brandon Kain , Partner - McCarthy Tetrault
  • Christopher Charlton, Partner - Macfarlanes
  • Matthijs Kuijpers, Partner - Stibbe
  • Matthieu Brochier, Partner - Darrois Villey Maillot & Brochier

Members Hosts

  • McCarthy Tetrault LLP
  • Macfarlanes LLP

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