... behind the failure of an IT project, but in many cases the contract itself gets the blame. This is because the contract is the tangible result of the parties’ discussions. But there are ...

... Sapphire is helping recruitment agencies source and manage contract workers overseas through its new division, Sapphire International . ...

... loss has been the subject of lengthy debate both in contract negotiations and in the courts. In the bargaining over contracts, it ... from the parties’ liability to each other. The Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 (UCTA) was an attempt to prevent the avoidance of civil ...

... 2013, the British Army entered into a 10-year £440m contract with Capita.  Sectors:  Public sector ...

... is always explicitly agreed, since without it there's no contract at all. It's there, but the quality is often dreadful. Under the ... You are deemed to have insisted on getting full title, on contract goods being reasonably fit for their purpose, on performance within a ...

... financial services giant inherited the BoS’s 10-year contract with IT outsource supplier IBM. But HBOS has now decided to end the contract with only two years completed and bring mainframe IT work back in ...

... beyond a reasonable time, amounts to a breach of contract, as opposed to merely giving rise to an action for damages. The ... around the reasonable time of performance for a software contract, is a warning to IT buyers in particular of the dangers of relying on ...

... Pricing and payment terms are often overlooked in a contract but they are important for three reasons. First, they incentivise the ... to the specific requirements of the purchaser for that contract. While most simple contracts for delivery of goods will involve ...

... combination of the two, may be the preferred approach. Contract hire Leasing is a generic term for any form of third-party supply on a term basis. The most popular arrangement is contract hire, whereby a supplier – usually a bank or a manufacturer/dealer ...

When parties to a contract find themselves in court it is often because, at the time of entering into the contract, they failed to state clear procedures in certain eventualities, or ... which time they will probably be wishing they had made the contract more specific. It is then left to the courts to interpret the contract ...