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Don’t Force It: UK Supreme Court Confirms Force Majeure Does Not Require a Party to Accept Non-Contractual Performance

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The UK Supreme Court in RTI Ltd v MUR Shipping BV has unanimously held that, as a general point of principle, parties to a contract cannot be prevented from relying on a force majeure clause if they refuse to accept...more

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