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24 June 2015
Project Manager Had A Duty To Take Reasonable Skill And Care In Procuring A Signed Construction Contract
The works were completed under a series of letters of intent; consequently the employer did not have the benefit of a liquidated...
14 January 2015
Builders Liable To Flat Owners Under Defective Premises Law Despite No Direct Contractual Relationship
Builders entitled to change the developer’s specifications during a development have lost a defective premises claim against them by...
20 May 2014
Notify Or Die – The Importance Of A Notice To Pay Less/Withholding Notice
Building disputes very often start with the failure of one party to pay the other party or the failure of the architect or contract...
12 March 2012
Getting Paid For Building Work
In October 2011 the scope of the Construction Act (Housing Grants Construction and Regeneration act - 1996) was extended to include...