Articles

Articles in the 2011/March Newsletter

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Bias in Adjudication – the Courts’ Approach

In the quest for routes to resist enforcement of an Adjudicator's decision, parties often turn to the issue of bias of the Adjudicator as a potential ground.

The Court of Appeal decision in In re Medicaments and Related Classes of Goods (No 2) (2001) establ

Editorial

The theme of this newsletter could be Adjudicators behave!

Complaints Series - No. 9 - “He Didn’t Consider Our Evidence?”

A complaint that sometimes arises is that the adjudicator has failed to consider a party’s evidence.

No Money, No Enforcement

It is easy to view adjudication as a quick and easy way to get money.

Will They Won’t They – Statutory Adjudication in Ireland

This is a short note on things across the Irish Sea for those not aware.

Meetings – To Have and To Hold

Hearings or meeting are an integral part of almost all dispute resolution processes, particularly where evidence is to be given orally and tested by cross examination or questioning.