Historically, construction contracts in England often have a final account — the last reckoning up that reflects changes that have occurred throughout the project term.
Practical completion is typically defined as the point when a building is complete — save for any minor defects — and the client can take
In an ideal world, all parties to a construction contract would agree on clear terms — particularly those related to payment and dispute resolution —
This building dispute guide is intended for consumers — individuals who are dissatisfied with their builder. It is designed to raise their awareness of the
Late payments or refusals to pay are sadly part of life in the construction industry, as in many other business-to-business transactions. A well-drafted construction contract
Construction contracts are famous for their complexity, not least because of the multiple parties in the chain required to complete any given project. Disputes between
Construction contracts are always notorious for their complexity — not least because there are often multiple parties in the contractor chain: Electricians, bricklayers, plumbers, engineers,
In any claim above £10,000, a claimant in litigation may make an offer under Part 36 of the Civil Procedure Rules (‘CPR’). If a party
We discussed the detail of the Corporate Governance and Insolvency Act 2020 (CIGA2020) and its effects on the use of statutory demands and winding up