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Claim for damages – Negotiating without reaching an agreement may result in a fault:

November 2015 Donati Maisonneuve, Quebec

Singh v. Kohli, 2015 QCCA 1135

It is not possible to find that an agreement has been reached when the document supporting the said agreement does not mention certain elements essential to the conclusion of the agreement. Furthermore, the fact that an agreement has not been reached at the end of negotiations does not necessarily mean that the party refusing to sign the agreement is acting in bad faith or is committing a fault.

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