In adjudication last year’s ‘nasty’ was the unacceptable behaviour of the parties.
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Displaying 1 - 4 of 4It is easy to lose sight of the fact that many construction disputes have less to do with buildings than with the rights and obligations of those who build them. This is why lawyers who have no construction background still end up specialising in project work.
Increasingly the lie is being put to the notion that adjudication provides rough and ready justice, quickly and cheaply. It may be rough and ready. Whether it is justice depends upon your standpoint.
It seems that a chilly wind may be blowing through the corridors of adjudication enforcement at the Technology and Construction Court.