In addition, the claimant requested an “appropriate extension” for the provision of his services, which the defendant refused. Due to the increase in the land market and a disagreement over access, Hallam was unable to agree on a price within the seven-month period and decided to terminate the contract. In March 2005, Hallam finally bought the land and sold it to third parties. R&D then brought an infringement action against Hallam. Two questions arose: a contract for negotiating the terms of an agreement is not, in terms of form or content, an “agreement agreement”. If, in good faith, the parties fail to reach a final agreement on the terms in question, the contract to be negotiated shall be deemed to have been complied with and the parties shall be exempted from their obligations. No-deal is not in itself an infringement of negotiation. .
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