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The highly anticipated trial between Canary Wharf Group and the European Medicines Agency – over whether Brexit “frustrates” the EMA’s lease, allowing it to walk away from its £13m-a-year obligations, has reached court.
Here, EG’s deputy legal and professional editor, Jess Harrold, talks you through the key arguments put forward by both sides and explains how the legal doctrine of frustration works.
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Mitsubishi Estates and Co-Re appoint Savills to help lease the development’s office space
Decision deferred on former National Institute of Agricultural Botany revamp
Developer has taken 10 storeys off proposals since first filing
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