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ARTICLE · 27 FEBRUARY 2023

Now That's What I Call...Adjudication!

Adjudication is often preferred over litigation as it is a quicker process, which lasts between 28-42 days from the date of the referral notice.

United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

Adjudication is often preferred over litigation as it is a quicker process, which lasts between 28-42 days from the date of the referral notice.

But, do you know what the process actually consists of? Here is a simple guide on the key steps in an adjudication.

1. Notice of Adjudication is served

Once the construction dispute has crystallised (within knowledge of the parties), the party issuing the adjudication ("Referring party") can serve a notice of adjudication on the receiving party ("Responding party").

The notice is a general summary of the dispute (including a description, details of parties involved, and remedy sought) and must be correctly addressed and comply with the contractual provisions.

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