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Entire agreement clauses: entirely unco-operative to void co-ops? Part 1
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Is the use of an entire agreement clause to void anti-cooperation obligations in respect of a liability management exercise (LME) effective as a matter of English law? Will the borrower get more or less than they bargained for if the LME is not yet in contemplation? This article answers these questions by positing three key arguments.
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