Trying cases.

White, N.

Trying cases. - c1999 - Building 264(8103) 10 September 1999, 70(1) .

Explains the meaning of the terms 'best endeavours' and 'reasonable endeavours' which appear as requirements in many contracts. The obligation imposed by either clause is nothing like an absolute obligation; 'reasonable endeavours' means very little. The extent of the obligation will depend upon the circumstances of each case and the courts are free to come to a decision that they consider fair.


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