Monthly Archives: July 2010

REUTERS | Luke MacGregor

Last Monday, TeCSA and TECBAR held their annual joint conference with an excellent line up of speakers, including Ramsey J, who gave an informative “state of the nation” talk on the TCC, and Akenhead J, who gave an entertaining and practical perspective on early neutral evaluation in the TCC. This post summarises the highlights from Akenhead J’s talk.

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REUTERS | Eduardo Munoz

Keen followers of adjudication case law will have noticed that there are now a few cases where adjudicators have been held to have breached the rules of natural justice, or tripped-up in the exercise of their jurisdiction, because they have not considered a party’s defence or part of it. I’m thinking of cases like Quartzelec Ltd v Honeywell Control Systems, Thermal Energy v Lentjes and Pilon v Bryer.

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