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Does COVID-19 qualify as a Force Majeure Event with respect to all contracts?

31 Jul 2020 The Law Blog

Introduction: COVID-19 was categorized as a pandemic by the World Health Organization (“WHO”) on March 11, 2020. There is a significant impact on the business sector around the globe. In this era of open borders and extra-territorial business activity, this … Continue reading Does COVID-19 qualify as a Force Majeure Event with respect to all contracts?

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Surrogacy (Regulation Bill), 2016 – Issues around

5 Sep 20165 Sep 2016 The Law Blog

Warnock Committee Report (1984) defines “Surrogacy is the practice whereby one woman carries a child for another with the intention that the child should be handed over after birth”. There are two different types of surrogacy; Gestational surrogacy, and Traditional … Continue reading Surrogacy (Regulation Bill), 2016 – Issues around

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Does COVID-19 qualify as a Force Majeure Event with respect to all contracts?

Surrogacy (Regulation Bill), 2016 – Issues around