“‘Entire agreement or non-reliance clauses may prevent the use of extrinsic evidence to establish additional terms and collateral agreements, or claims based on warranties or misrepresentations. However, subject to the wording of the provision in question, they do not exclude the use of extrinsic evidence as part of the factual matrix in the contractual interpretation exercise to ascertain the meaning of the express terms set out in the contract’ …” (more)
[Mohamed Sacranie, Allen and Overy – Compact Contract, 11 November]
First posted 2021-11-12 11:00:58
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