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Posted May 9, 2017 | Published in Dispute resolution

Adjudicators – free to frolic? [1]

Andrew Davies questions whether a recent judgment, concerning the ability of adjudicators to come to decisions on a basis not put to them by the parties, leaves adjudicators free to frolic.

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Posted May 3, 2017 | Published in Contracts & documentation

Payment under JCT 2016: Interim Valuation Dates – another date to remember? [3]

Edward Colclough looks at the new JCT 2016 contracts Interim Valuation Date and considers whether it is worth remembering.

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Posted April 28, 2017 | Published in Dispute resolution

When the adjudicator “gets it wrong”, what should you do? [5]

Andrew Weston considers the recent Hutton v Wilson Judgment concerning the approach to adopt when he Adjudicator "got it wrong".

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Posted April 19, 2017 | Published in Sustainability

A new hope for renewable energy in Romania? [7]

Following Romania’s recent implementation of the Emergency Ordinance No.24 Robbie McCrea explores the key changes to the country’s incentive scheme for electricity from renewable energy sources (“E-RES”).

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Posted April 11, 2017 | Published in Dispute resolution

New FIDIC Yellow Book dispute procedure [8]

In his latest blog Robbie McCrea examines the key changes outlined in the FIDIC’s pre-release version of the new Conditions of Contracts for Plant and Design Build (“the Proposed 2017 Yellow Book”).

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Posted April 1, 2017 | Published in General

Fenwick Elliott Dispatch: serving notices on time [9]

Jeremy Glover provides insight into the key topics that feature in April’s issue of Dispatch, Fenwick Elliott’s monthly newsletter which focuses on some of the most significant legal developments within the building, engineering and energy sectors.

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Posted March 31, 2017 | Published in Dispute resolution

Scottish Court promotes Alternative Dispute Resolution [11]

In his latest blog, Jonathan More discusses the Scottish High Court’s new Practice Note relating to Commercial Actions and its promotion of Alternative Dispute Resolution on proceedings.
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