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Finally, for an example of an unlawful threat that did not constitute duress, see [ case ]. In this case, DSND threatened to suspend its work under the contract until Petroleum Geo's provision of insurance and indemnities in respect of the contract was clarified. Clearly this amounted to a threatened breach of contract. However, Dyson J decided that, even if it amounted to a breach which coerced Petroleum Geo, DSND's threat was not illegitimate pressure, rather it was: … reasonable behaviour by a contractor acting bona fide in a very difficult situation.
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DSND Subsea Ltd v Petroleum Geo Services ASA [2000] BLR 530

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Finally, for an example of an unlawful threat that did not constitute duress, see [ case ]. In this case, DSND threatened to suspend its work under the contract until Petroleum Geo's provision of insurance and indemnities in respect of the contract was clarified. Clearly this amounted to a threatened breach of contract. However, Dyson J decided that, even if it amounted to a breach which coerced Petroleum Geo, DSND's threat was not illegitimate pressure, rather it was: … reasonable behaviour by a contractor acting bona fide in a very difficult situation.
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Finally, for an example of an unlawful threat that did not constitute duress, see [ case ]. In this case, DSND threatened to suspend its work under the contract until Petroleum Geo's provision of insurance and indemnities in respect of the contract was clarified. Clearly this amounted to a threatened breach of contract. However, Dyson J decided that, even if it amounted to a breach which coerced Petroleum Geo, DSND's threat was not illegitimate pressure, rather it was: … reasonable behaviour by a contractor acting bona fide in a very difficult situation.
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DSND Subsea Ltd v Petroleum Geo Services ASA [2000] BLR 530
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Finally, for an example of an unlawful threat that did not constitute duress, see DSND Subsea Ltd v Petroleum Geo Services ASA [2000] BLR 530. In this case, DSND threatened to suspend its work under the contract until Petroleum Geo's provision of insurance and indemnities in respect of the contract was clarified. Clearly th

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