Innovate Pharmaceuticals Ltd v University of Portsmouth Higher Education Corporation

JurisdictionEngland & Wales
JudgeMr Roger ter Haar
Judgment Date12 January 2024
Neutral Citation[2024] EWHC 35 (TCC)
Year2024
CourtKing's Bench Division (Technology and Construction Court)
Docket NumberCase No: HT-2021-000478
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5 firm's commentaries
  • Excluding Liability For Dishonest Breach ' A Warning
    • United Kingdom
    • Mondaq UK
    • 13 February 2024
    ...case of Innovate Pharmaceuticals Ltd v University of Portsmouth Higher Education Corporation [2024] EWHC 35 (TCC) provides a salient reminder of the need for parties to carefully consider the limitation of liability in contracts and the construction of these Innovate sought damages from the......
  • No Carve Out For Fraud In Limitation Clause
    • United States
    • Mondaq United States
    • 16 February 2024
    ...that clearly and precisely. A specific carve out for wilful default should be a standard feature in most contracts. Footnote 1. [2024] EWHC 35 (TCC). The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific...
  • Legal Developments In Construction Law: February 2024
    • United Kingdom
    • Mondaq UK
    • 6 March 2024
    ...establish fraud on the part of the defendant itself. Innovate Pharmaceuticals Ltd v University of Portsmouth Higher Education Corporation [2024] EWHC 35 3. Duty of good faith: when might one be implied? What might such a duty mean? Could other cases provide the A duty of good faith. When mi......
  • Can You Exclude Liability For Dishonesty?
    • United Kingdom
    • Mondaq UK
    • 27 February 2024
    ...at the drafting implications of the decision. In Innovate Pharmaceuticals Ltd v University of Portsmouth Higher Education Corporation [2024] EWHC 35 (TCC), Roger Ter Haar KC (sitting as a Deputy High Court Judge) held that an exclusion clause was effective to exclude a party's liability for......
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