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Adjudication

What types of disputes can be referred to adjudication?

The types of dispute that can be referred to adjudication are listed below:...
General

Important Guidance on Contract Interpretation Issued by the Supreme Court

Bathurst Resources Ltd v L & M Coal Holdings Ltd [2021] NZSC 85

The Supreme Court in Bathurst Resources Ltd v L &...
Arbitration

What are the cost implications of challenging an arbitral award through the courts?

A recent decision of the Singapore High Court shone a spotlight on indemnity costs and when they will, and won’t, be granted following the...
General, Adjudication

Show Me the Money: Seven Things to Remember When Preparing a Payment Claim

Are you still waiting on an invoice to be paid that you sent ages ago? Have you done all the work but have nothing...
General

Overhaul of Resource Management System

“Urban areas are struggling to keep pace with population growth and the need for affordable housing. Water quality is deteriorating, biodiversity is diminishing...
Arbitration

Experts’ duties and conflicting interests – Secretariat Consulting Pte Ltd v A Company

Experts may look to amend their terms of engagement, as the English Court of Appeal finds a conflict of interest clause applied to a...
Adjudication

The Award of Enforcement Costs under the Construction Contracts Act 2002

Payees intending to recover costs from payers during the course of legal proceedings may want to reconsider issuing a statutory demand in the first...
General

High-Risk Cladding Banned In Multiple Jurisdictions

Following numerous high-rise tragedies across the globe, cladding panels constructed from aluminium composite and polyethylene have been deemed “high risk” and have subsequently been...
General

When will (and won’t) implied warranties expand the scope of works?

The New South Wales Court of Appeal confirms statutory warranties can expand a scope of works, but the bargain that has been agreed to...
General, Adjudication

Bought a house – got problems – no one wants to know?

As a homeowner, discovering structural defects in your home is the last thing you want and most wonder where to go from there in...

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