The defendant chartered two of their vessels, the Siboen and the Sibotre, to the claimant. A year later, the claimant was converted into holding company by Oxy ...

Lord Scarman agreed with the observations of Kerr J in The Sibeon and The Sibotre that in a contractual situation, commercial pressure is not enough. There ...

The defendants chartered two vessels from the claimant. The defendants told the claimants that they would go bankrupt if they did not lower the cost of ...

The Plaintiff was found to have acted fraudulently in their misrepresentation which induced the Defendants in discounting the hire fee for the charter.

The case involved two ships, The Sibeon and The Sibotre, and the issue of whether a contract could be frustrated due to a change in circumstances.

Facts: A women looked for a priest to hear her confession. Next year she became a spiritual director of a sisterhood before coming a full member.

However, in The Siboen and the Sibotre (1976), the court decided that serious threats that constituted burning a house or damaging expensive paintings should be ...

The existence was first recognized in England by Kerr J in Sibeon v the Sibotre where he held that “a plea of compulsion or coercion would be available ...

The court said that duress to goods does not render an agreement voidable. In The Siboen and The Sibotre (1976) (HC) Kerr J refused to follow Skeate v Beale ( ...

The doctrine of economic duress was first canvassed by Kerr J in The Sibeon and the Sibotre. Whilst the contract was not held to be voidable for duress, Kerr J ...