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CAUGHT ON OUR RADAR

Why you should not
always exclude the CISG
from you contract

What if there was an international law, to govern the sale and purchase of goods between parties from different countries, or even parts of the world? There is. It’s called the CISG. READ MORE!
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Associate

Agnes Billgert

+46 46 151000 / +46 709 149445
agnes.billgert@lwadvokat.se READ MORE!
maria-stakovska

Partner

Maria Stakovska

+46 46 151000 / +46 730 429706
maria.stakovska@lwadvokat.se READ MORE!
330-bjorn-welinder

Partner

Björn Welinder

+46 46 151000 / +46 709 179441
bjorn.welinder@lwadvokat.se READ MORE!
dan_lindmark

Partner

Dan Lindmark

+46 46 151000 / +46 709 149440
dan.lindmark@lwadvokat.se READ MORE!
nobelmedalj

Caught on our radar

Congrats to the
Nobel Prize winners
in economics

We’re glad we’re not the only ones showing an interest in commercial contracts. The Nobel prize winners in economics do too! READ MORE!
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Caught on our radar

Right of retention
rejected due to
late claim

A company lost its right to withhold payment in connection with a faulty delivery since it failed to file a clear claim on time. READ MORE!
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Caught on our radar

E-mail reply not
enough to formalise
an agreement

A consultant had to bear the consequences when an agreement was not formalised. READ MORE!
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Caught on our radar

Not all the
fine print is
legally binding

General terms that are contrary to the contract cannot be invoked if the other party did not know of them when the contract was concluded. READ MORE!
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Caught on our radar

What is
a reasonable
period of notice?

Contracts that run indefinitely without any conditions of termination may be terminated after observing a reasonable period of notice. READ MORE!
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Caught on our radar

Subsequent behaviour
and e-mail decisive for
what has been agreed

The Stockholm District Court ruled that e-mails and payments of invoices were deemed to have extended the scope of a contract agreement. READ MORE!