Civil Litigation · glossary
Clause 10.3 of the Conditions, which limits Corledge’s total liability to the price of the batch, £100,000. If the cap holds, Ravensett nets only £60,000 once the £40,000 invoice is set off. Corledge must prove that the cap is reasonable. Conditions of Sale, clause 10.3 · Chapter 1 · see Requirement of reasonableness
Explained in Chapter 1, Taking Instructions: The Client, the Merits and Limitation, of Civil Litigation.
The cap is clause 10.3. It limits what Corledge must pay to the price of the batch. So if the cap holds, the most Ravensett can recover is £100,000.Read Chapter 1, Taking Instructions: The Client, the Merits and Limitation →
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