Conclusive evidence clauses: primary obligations | Practical Law

Conclusive evidence clauses: primary obligations | Practical Law

The High Court has held that a conclusive evidence clause purporting to be an indemnity indicated that the indemnifier’s obligations were primary not secondary, and that a party could only challenge a conclusive evidence clause if there was an obvious or easily demonstrable manifest error.

Conclusive evidence clauses: primary obligations

Practical Law UK Articles 3-574-9845 (Approx. 3 pages)

Conclusive evidence clauses: primary obligations

by Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP
Published on 23 Jul 2014United Kingdom
The High Court has held that a conclusive evidence clause purporting to be an indemnity indicated that the indemnifier’s obligations were primary not secondary, and that a party could only challenge a conclusive evidence clause if there was an obvious or easily demonstrable manifest error.