The Court of Appeal rules that a clause requiring repayment of an amount paid under a settlement agreement in events which happened was a penalty clause, not a genuine pre-estimate of damage, and therefore was unenforcebale.
The Court of Appeal rules that a clause requiring repayment of an amount paid under a settlement agreement in events which happened was a penalty clause, not a genuine pre-estimate of damage, and therefore was unenforcebale.
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[1] https://www.emplaw.co.uk/print/15797