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Long Term Contracts

Edited by: Kanaga Dharmananda, Leon Firios

ISBN13: 9781862879157
Published: October 2013
Publisher: The Federation Press
Country of Publication: Australia
Format: Hardback
Price: £130.00



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Australia's prosperous energy and resources sector is founded on long term contracts. Long term contracts give rise to a variety of difficult conceptual and practical issues that must be confronted by commercial lawyers and energy and resource professionals on a daily basis, ranging from negotiation and documentation through to interpretation and breach.

Questions as to the operation, nature, and effect of long term contracts will continue to assume central importance to Australia as a whole in circumstances where the Asian economies, particularly China, Japan, and India, are anxious for security of supply in relation to commodities.

This book confronts some of the major issues under long term contracts from both legal and practical perspectives.

Subjects:
Other Jurisdictions , Australia, Energy and Natural Resources Law
Contents:
Foreword by The Honourable William Gummow AC
Introduction
Commercial Considerations
Drafting Duties and Liabilities
Frustration and Force Majeure
Competition Law
Remedies
Dispute Resolution and Enforcement
Parliamentary Ratified Agreements in the Resources Sector
Conclusion