What the webinar is about

Up to 13% per month for late delivery. Courts have the authority to reduce such penalties.

Lawsuits filed by the Prosecutor's Office on behalf of the Ministry of Defence have become widespread. The outcome depends on the evidence the enterprise gathered while the contract was being executed.

A webinar by the law firm PROCTOR for members of FЕU Defence. Penalties for late delivery of defence supplies: how to reduce sanctions in court and when force majeure applies.

What we will cover:

1. The grounds on which courts reduce contractual penalties, and to what extent.

2. When shelling, logistics issues, or the disruption of imports are recognized as force majeure.

3. How to manage advance payments held in a Treasury account.

Speaker of the webinar

Svitlana Troshchynska

Senior Counsel, attorney at law

Heads the commercial and tax practice of PROCTOR law firm. Builds the legal architecture of the commercial and foreign trade activity of a company, from structuring deals and contracts with counterparties and state customers to representing the business in regulatory, commercial and tax disputes. The combination of commercial, tax and regulatory expertise protects the deals of a client both from conflicts with partners and from the claims of the state.

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Speaker of the webinar

Iryna Sudeikina

Counsel, attorney at law

Defends companies during tax audits, represents them in disputes with the supervisory authorities and supports corporate relations and the structuring of the business. Builds the defence before a risk turns into a claim. 17 years in the law.

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Penalties for Delayed Defense Deliveries: How to Reduce Sanctions in Court and When Force Majeure Applies

What the webinar is about

Svitlana Troshchynska

Iryna Sudeikina

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