- December 9, 2020
Be good, for goodness’ sake: fraud and adjudication enforcement
Christmas is on the horizon. It’s necessary, therefore, to ask who’s been naughty and who’s been nice – and how better to do that than by reflecting on the courts’ approach to fraud in adjudications? In March of this year, the Court of Appeal was faced with a relatively rare type of case: one involving … Continue reading Be good, for goodness’ sake: fraud and adjudication enforcement →
- May 8, 2019
(Un)signed, sealed, delivered: Anchor 2020 v Midas Construction
It is common practice for parties in the construction industry to undertake work under a letter of intent before the contract is formally executed. This practice ensures that design can be undertaken, materials can be procured, the site can be prepared and, ultimately, work can begin notwithstanding ongoing contractual negotiations. However, letters of intent often … Continue reading (Un)signed, sealed, delivered: Anchor 2020 v Midas Construction →
