No binding contract: uncertainty of terms | Practical Law

No binding contract: uncertainty of terms | Practical Law

The High Court has held that an investor that paid money to a company was not entitled to shares in that company because the investor had paid the money before the parties reached a binding agreement.

No binding contract: uncertainty of terms

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No binding contract: uncertainty of terms

by Baker & McKenzie LLP
Published on 25 Jun 2015United Kingdom
The High Court has held that an investor that paid money to a company was not entitled to shares in that company because the investor had paid the money before the parties reached a binding agreement.