- July 23, 2019
A natural and ordinary default: Network Rail v ABC
Late last month, judgment was handed down in Network Rail Infrastructure v ABC Electrification Ltd. A decision of Joanna Smith QC, sitting as a deputy judge of the High Court in the TCC, Network Rail is of interest not only as an example of meticulous contractual analysis, but as a case that highlights the manner in … Continue reading A natural and ordinary default: Network Rail v ABC →
- May 3, 2017
Disclosure and production in construction cases
The evolution of the CPR in the wake of the Jackson reforms included the well-known introduction of the “menu” of disclosure options at CPR 31.5(7). The net effect was to promote, as appropriate and applicable, a movement away from well-established “standard” disclosure to a more tailored approach. With the accompanying provisions of CPR 31 and … Continue reading Disclosure and production in construction cases →
