- February 28, 2017
Adjudicator had jurisdiction because rights were re-assigned in the nick of time
In Mailbox (Birmingham) Ltd v Galliford Try Construction Ltd, the TCC confirmed the armoured quality of an adjudicator’s decision, despite a valiant jurisdictional challenge. The enforcement action was set against a zigzagging tale of assignment and re-assignment…
- March 31, 2016
“What are you referring to…?” The increased latitude required when considering adjudicators’ jurisdiction
With both the US and London mayoral elections gaining momentum, and leading commentators poised to offer independent research, enlivened views and sage analysis, you really would be forgiven for not having had your eyes trained on recent enforcement action in the TCC. The judgment in Penten Group Ltd v Spartafield Ltd, is therefore one you might have missed (but … Continue reading “What are you referring to…?” The increased latitude required when considering adjudicators’ jurisdiction →
