Description
Commercial contracts are often tested by events beyond the parties’ control. Supply chain disruptions, regulatory changes, economic uncertainty and unforeseen circumstances can significantly affect the ability to perform contractual obligations, exposing businesses to legal and commercial risks.
Join Farah Shuhadah Razali and Vinayak Sri Ram, moderated by Amiratu Al-Amirat Salleh Garba, as they examine the legal principles of force majeure and frustration, discuss how these doctrines operate in practice, and explore the commercial risks that arise when contracts can no longer be performed as intended.
