Jonathan More focuses on the link between his recent trip to Edinburgh and the issue of possessory title and the resulting “no loss” situation in the case of Cruden Building & Renewals v Scottish Water [2017].
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Posted August 11, 2017 | Published in Dispute resolution
Andrew Davies considers the future of “smash and grab” adjudications following a recent case which discussed their effect.
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| 2 comments [3] Posted July 28, 2017 | Published in Dispute resolution
In a follow up to his previous blog, Andrew Weston focuses on The Court of Appeal decision in Harrison which provides clarification in relation to litigation costs budgets.
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Posted July 14, 2017 | Published in Contracts & documentation
In his latest blog Jonathan More looks at the changes that have been brought into force with the arrival of the new NEC 4 suite of contracts.
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Posted June 29, 2017 | Published in Project support
With Fenwick Elliott’s forthcoming Construction Law Update Seminar only one week away, Andrew Davies shares his views on why debate works better face to face.
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| 0 comments [9] Posted June 14, 2017 | Published in Contracts & documentation
Thursday 29 June will see Fenwick Elliott host a Sub-Contractor Legal Update, exploring“Smash & Grab” and sub-contract pitfalls. Here Partner Jon Miller discusses how contracts are entered into, and how to pursue or indeed avoid a “Smash & Grab”.
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| 0 comments [10] Posted June 6, 2017 | Published in Dispute resolution
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In his latest blog Andrew Davies explores approbation and reprobation in construction adjudication.
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