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(I'm also not a lawyer) Does it matter? From my perspective, that contractual problem is between AZ and the UK, not between the EU and the UK. If I buy 100 do
by rvieira 6y ago
(I'm also not a lawyer)
Does it matter? From my perspective, that contractual problem is between AZ and the UK, not between the EU and the UK.
If I buy 100 doses from AZ and you buy 100 doses, and AZ only has 125, one of the contracts will have to breached.
- breakfastduck 6y agoNo, that's wrong. The contractual dispute is between AZ and the EU. The UK and AZ already had an agreement in place, with the UK taking main place manufacturing the product. AZ signed a contract with EU way afterwards. That is the one which would be breached, and the center of the dispute.
- toyg 6y agoUnless it's acknowledged in the contract, order of signature has little or no relevance from a legal perspective.
- breakfastduck 6y agoIt does when one of the contracts is the actual vaccine manufacturer
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