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1. Transactions in Securities

Author

Keijser, T.R.M.P., Goode, R., Kronke, H., McKendrick, E., Goode, R., Kronke, H., and McKendrick, E.

Subjects
Finance, Security and Insolvency Law, Financiering, zekerheden en insolventie
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Published
2015

2. A NCC Case on Contract Interpretation from an English and Dutch Law Perspective.

Author

MCKENDRICK, E., LUYCKS, J. M., and HENDRIKX, A. M. M.

Subjects
*INTERPRETATION & construction of contracts, *COMMERCIAL courts, *LEGAL settlement
Abstract

This contribution discusses the first instance decision of the Netherlands Commercial Court between Subsea Survey Solutions LLC and South Stream Transport BV from an English and Dutch law perspective. The principal issue before the court concerned the interpretation of Clause 7 of the Settlement Agreement entered into between the parties and in particular whether or not this release and discharge clause provided South Stream with a defence to the claim which had been brought against it. This contribution discusses in a comparative way the principles of English and Dutch law which govern the interpretation of contracts. The conclusion is that the gap between the English and Dutch approach in relation to contract interpretation, although different in form, does not seem to be as broad as believed by many. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021
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4. Transactions in Securities

Author

Goode, R., Kronke, H., McKendrick, E., Keijser, T.R.M.P., Goode, R., Kronke, H., McKendrick, E., and Keijser, T.R.M.P.

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Published
2015

13. Improving the value stream of cochlear implant service models.

Author

Chisholm, K., Psarros, C., Stewart, C., and McKendrick, E.

Subjects
COCHLEAR implants, CONFERENCES & conventions, OTOLARYNGOLOGY, ECONOMICS
Abstract

Background: Increases in the demand and range of cochlear implant services due to expanded criteria over the past 30 years have not correlated with increases in funding. Quality standards for CI service delivery must be maintained. This paper outlines the mapping of value stream of the CI model of service and the financial implications for ensuring standard of care is maintained whilst maximising economic efficiencies. Method: A total of 56 intervals of service delivery over a 10 year period was mapped across the journey of adult CI recipients. A review of the profit and loss of service delivery over this 10 year period based on a range of parameters cost of service, recipient and clinician numbers and appointment types. Results: Results indicated that cochlear implant services were not profitable until 5 years post cochlear implantation. All service delivery prior to that point was running at a significant loss. Costs did not even out until approximately 9 years following cochlear implantation. Five areas emerged that showed cost inefficiencies. Conclusion: Cost inefficiencies of a cochlear implant service delivery model were identified using the value stream mapping approach. This enabled steps to be taken toward implementing a more sustainable model of CI service delivery whilst maintaining good quality of care. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

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