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Bankswitch Ghana Ltd (Ghana) v. Republic of Ghana acting as the Government of Ghana
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 January 2021
Abstract
Contract — Settlement — Award on agreed terms — Whether an award on agreed terms could be issued in the absence of party signatures
Jurisdiction — UNCITRAL Rules, Article 21(3) — Whether a jurisdictional objection was untimely and had been waived
Contract — Applicable law — Whether the governing law of the contract incorporated principles of customary international law
Defence — Constitutional law — Whether the contract was an international business or economic transaction requiring parliamentary approval
Defence — Estoppel — Whether the State’s reliance on its own failure to follow constitutional requirements was estopped under international law and public policy
Contract — Breach of contract — Interpretation — Whether the requirement of the issuance of a Certificate of Satisfaction had been fulfilled
Remedies — Damages — Whether the claimant should be awarded lost profits for substantial loss caused by the breach of contract
Remedies — Quantum — Whether the award of expectation damages for lost profits should be discounted for risks and the time value of money
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