Commercial weekly highlights—30 April 2020

Table of contents

• Coronavirus
• Coronavirus (COVID-19)—A guide to travel and Section 75 CCA/chargeback rights
• Office for Product Safety and Standards’ response to coronavirus (COVID-19)
• BIICL encourages pragmatism regarding commercial contracts amid coronavirus (COVID-19)
• WTO and IMF appeal for export restrictions to be eased due to coronavirus (COVID-19)
• Coronavirus (COVID-19) pressure points—Force majeure considerations in a potential ‘second wave’ of coronavirus
• A guide for promoters on managing free prize draws and competitions during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic
• Coronavirus (COVID-19)—Organisations call for increased trade facilitation
• ICC launches web-portal to provide up-to-date coronavirus (COVID-19) information
• Brexit

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Article summary

This week’s edition of Commercial weekly highlights includes: the latest coronavirus (COVID-19) updates, James Saunders, barrister, at New Square Chambers considers the Court of Appeal’s decision in Bains v Arunvill Capital Ltd on the proper approach to remedying material breaches of contract where contractual termination clauses are engaged and relied upon, and Richard B Ritchie, barrister, XXIV Old Buildings, Lincoln’s Inn considers the approach to inferring agency in National Bank of Kazakhstan v Bank of New York Mellon SA/NV London.