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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Posted June 6, 2017 | Published in Dispute resolution
In his latest blog Andrew Davies explores approbation and reprobation in construction adjudication.
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| 0 comments [3] Posted May 16, 2017 | Published in Dispute resolution
Andrew Weston considers two recent cases that touched upon the circumstances in which a party can deviate from an approved costs budget and the application of CPR rule 3.18.
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Posted May 9, 2017 | Published in Dispute resolution
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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| 1 comments [7] Posted May 3, 2017 | Published in Contracts & documentation
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
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
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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