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The authors provide their 8th Annual review of the existing body of HGCR Act Case Law. It contains an alphabetical list of nearly 320 cases (if one includes appeals and a few relevant non-Act cases).

A round of building/construction and properly case law updates by Keating Chambers over the past month.

In this Update we take a look at recent legal developments affecting SIPPs and SSASs. These include provisions in the Pension Schemes Bill such as the introduction of a new small pots regime...

A round up of recent case law updates.

"One of the few reported judgments relating to the NEC form of contract" as the Con LR Editors remark. It concerns the relationship between HGCR Act adjudication provisions and the dispute resolution provisions of the (amended) NEC contract used for a sewage works project.

Cantillon Ltd v Urvasco Ltd - Already reported in BLR, in a piling dispute referred to adjudication, the defendant argued unsuccessfully that the adjudicator had breached the rules of natural justice.

See “YCMS v Grabiner” under Keating Chambers Reported Cases on exceeding slip rule by recalculation, invalidating adjudicator’s decision.

Makers UK Ltd v Camden London Borough Council [2008] BLR 470 TCC Already reported in CILL, Camden sought to challenge the adjudicator's decision on the ground that he had been improperly appointed by RIBA.

A round-up of recent Construction industry updates.

En 2020, Monsieur le Bâtonnier Benoît Chappuis et moi-même avons publié un article relatif à la compliance dans les études d'avocat.

The regular Construction Act Review concentrates on the use of injunctions in conjunction with adjudication in three main situations: enforcement of an adjudicator’s decision, freezing orders and restraint of continuation of an invalid adjudication. Particular attention is given to Workplace Technologies v E. Squared (Paul Darling QC).

A round up of recent case law updates.

Construction Act Review by Peter Sheridan, Sheridan Gold comprises a Slip Rule Update, reviewing recent case law, notably YCMS v Grabiner (Gaynor Chambers) and O’Donnell Development v Build Ability (Stephen Furst QC).

The selection of arbitration for complex construction projects continues to increase – and, for good reasons: its finality, confidentiality and rules are suitable for complex, multiparty, and technically demanding matters.

Weather warning: adjudication hot-house meets depression Precipitation expected (on recent adjudication enforcement decisions featuring “Cantillon v Urvasco”, “Quartzelec v Honeywell” (Fionnuala McCredie), “CJP Builders v William Verry”,” Air Design v Deerglen” (Gaynor Chambers), “Euro Construction Scaffolding v SLLB” (Jessica Stephens), “Vitpol Building Services v Samen”, “Walter Lilly v DMW”, “Dorchester Hotel v Vivid Interiors” (Paul Buckingham), “Kier Regional v City and General” (Adam Const

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A round-up of recent Construction industry updates.