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14 April, 16:00 (CET)

Anticipatory Breach under English Law: When Can You Terminate a Contract?

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When does a counterparty's conduct amount to a clear refusal to perform, and when is it merely an attempt to renegotiate?

In international trade, this distinction is critical. A premature termination may expose you to substantial liability instead of protecting your position.

In this seminar, we will analyse how English law approaches anticipatory breach, using real-life styled case studies involving commodity contracts and CIF delivery structures.

  • What constitutes anticipatory breach under English law
  • The threshold of a "clear and unequivocal refusal" to perform
  • Why commercial proposals and renegotiation do NOT equal repudiation
  • When termination becomes premature and wrongful
  • How tribunals assess evidence vs assumptions
  • Practical guidance for traders, brokers, and in-house counsel
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14 April
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30 min
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    Fortior Law is an international law firm headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, with representative offices in Kyiv, London, Tbilisi, Taipei, and Nicosia.

    Our lawyers are qualified in seven jurisdictions and have extensive experience in international arbitration, commercial litigation, sanctions, and cross-border trade disputes.

    We act for clients before the LCIA, LMAA, GAFTA, FOSFA, and other leading arbitral institutions, as well as before the High Court of England and Wales.

    Our practice covers disputes in trading of oil, grain, and agricultural commodities, shipping, and investment arbitration.

    At Fortior Law, we believe that strong knowledge and practical experience are the best tools for protecting our clients’ rights in international commerce.

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