Dr Julian Critchlow, in a paper given at the 13th Fenwick Elliott Adjudication Update Seminar discusses the implications of the case of Cubitt Building and Interiors Ltd v Fleetglade Ltd where he acted for the successful party. In particular, this case demonstrates the importance of time limits in adjudication and what might happen when these limits are not met. Julian also considers what the time limits tell us about the legal relationship between the adjudicator and the parties.
Click to download PDF"Alternatives to Adjudication"
9 May 2005
Toby Randle in a paper given to the 11th Fenwick Elliott Adjudication Update Seminar, outlines some of the alternatives to adjudication and when they might be appropriate to use.
"How to win!"
10 May 2004
Victoria Russell, in a paper given at Fenwick Elliott's 9th Adjudication Update Seminar, sets out some of the steps you need to take to put your case in good order prior to embarking on adjudication proceedings - including working out how best to present and pursue your claim.
"Adjudication – key recent developments and decisions"
Tony Francis, in a paper given to clients in November 2006, reviews recent adjudication enforcement decisions and discusses whether the Courts are actively discouraging parties from challenging adjudicator's decisions. In particular, Tony looks at the ever increasing scope of adjudications, actions relating to professional negligence claims, the so-called “kitchen sink” adjudication and issues relating to natural justice.
"Payment, abatement and set-off"
October 2004
Simon Tolson, in a paper given to the Association of Independent Construction Adjudicators annual conference held at Wolverhampton, reviews the key issues which are under scrutiny following the Latham review in relation to payment rules and notices.