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CommentMultiple dispute objections and cherry picking
A recent ruling in Prater vs Sisk confirms that referring discrete elements of a dispute to a single adjudication does not result in the referral of multiple disputes, writes Jessica Scott
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CommentWill developers be left holding the political hot potato on planning reform?
Proposals do little to address the real issues that cause planning delay and will only worsen local authorities鈥� lack of resources
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CommentSupreme clarity on liquidated damages
Accrual of liquidated damages ends on termination of the contract, the Supreme Court has ruled
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CommentThe 好色先生TV Safety Bill: a legal view
Theresa Mohammed examines the draft legislation in detail, including the associated regulations revisions
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CommentEssential law: Liquidated damages, part four
Continuing our series on the basics of construction law, Chris Hadnutt considers whether liquidated damages clauses survive termination of contract聽
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CommentNavigating the steel crisis: contractual considerations
How can contractors mitigate the impact of materials shortages?
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CommentBeware the legal differences when using MMC
Standard construction contracts are often unsuitable for MMC projects, so housing聽providers should have the right protections and agreements in place
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CommentChallenges to adjudication: keep it plain and simple
Any challenge to a purported right to adjudicate must be plain, specific and certain if it is to succeed in court
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CommentContract terms: the eiusdem generis rule
Lindy Patterson explains a key principle of contract interpretation, based on a presumption against the use of surplus words
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CommentCase in focus: Newcastle United Football Company Ltd聽vs The Football Association Premier League Ltd and Others
Ted Lowery on a decision highlighting the need for adjudicators to disclose relevant prior connections
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CommentModern slavery 鈥� look closely at your supply chain
Scrutiny of the construction industry is increasing. How can firms ensure they don鈥檛 accidentally fall foul of the law?
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CommentJCT鈥檚 new chair sets out her vision
Karen Kirkham explains how she expects the contracts body to respond to the challenges of a fast-changing industry
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CommentRights to light 鈥� what are the issues?
A recent case underlines the necessity of resolving rights to light issues early, to avoid injunctions or even demolition orders
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CommentEssential law: Liquidated damages, part three
Continuing our series on the basics of construction law, Chris Busaileh considers some of the issues with including liquidated damages clauses in subcontracts
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CommentLegal abroad: Doing business in Singapore
Continuing our series on operating under foreign jurisdictions, Paul Teo and Natalie Wong examine the opportunities in a Singapore that is set to thrive post-covid
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CommentCarbon neutrality and the law
For the government鈥檚 stringent emissions targets to be met will require not only further legislation but also changes in contract clauses and regulatory practices
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CommentOn being seen to be green 鈥� energy monitoring
The new London Plan requires building owners to verify and report on energy performance post-occupation 鈥� but how?
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CommentWe need a construction payments act
Rudi Klein argues that, 25 years after the Construction Act passed into law, it鈥檚 time for a new one to finally straighten out payment
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CommentThoughts on the Planning Bill
The bill, which appeared in the Queen鈥檚 Speech this week, contains a wealth of provisions, many controversial
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CommentVillage greens are for work and play
A new ruling reconciles landowner and public recreation rights but keeps landowners on their toes