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Butler Machine Tool Company Limited v. Ex-Cell-O Corporation
All companies have their own standard contract forms on which they do business with other companies. However, what happens when both parties insist that the contract they signed is on their own terms? This leaves the parties in dispute on the terms of the contract, which can have major implications for the contracting parties. The case of Butler Machine Ltd verses Ex-Cell-O Corporation (England) Limited is one example of this phenomenon and sets out important principles for conducting business with contracts.
Originally Published In Pathak, A. (2017). Battle of forms: Butler Machine Tool Company Limited v. Ex-Cell-O Corporation. BP0417. Ahmedabad, India: Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad.