“‘as promptly as practicable doesn't allow you to sit on your obligations for 16 months’”

Supreme Court of Canada Hearings (English Audio) · Cold Ocean Salmon Inc. v. Nova Fish Farms Inc. (42032)

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used a “as promptly as practicable” clause without a fixed deadline, relying on the trial judge’s finding that it does not allow a 16-month delay, thereby treating the clause as a breach when performance is unreasonably delayed

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