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Regulation 103 - Ineffectiveness etc. in relation to specific contracts based on a framework agreement This Regulation defines rules that are applicable only to contracts tendered via a framework agreement. As in other regulations, this one starts with a definition, in this case of "specific contract" - any
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Regulation 101 - The consequences of ineffectiveness In Regulation 101 we can find the consequences of a declaration of ineffectiveness. Contrary to other jurisdictions where contracts are considered to be null and void from the start because the award decision was illegal, in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, ineffectiveness only
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Regulation 100 - General interest grounds for not making a declaration of ineffectiveness Regulation 99 establishes a number of limited grounds whereby the court may declare the ineffectiveness of a contract. Regulation 100 establishes exceptions to those grounds effectively mandating the court not to declare ineffectiveness if there are overriding
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Regulation 99 - Grounds for ineffectiveness Regulation 99 provides the three grounds for ineffectiveness that can be used to annul a contract already entered into. This is an exclusive list and only the grounds herewith contained can give rise to a declaration of ineffectiveness under Regulation 98. The three ineffectiveness