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ARTICLE · 30 JUNE 2005

´Where to now? Construction case law update´

This is a selection of construction cases reported in 2005 (thus including a number decided in 2004). The ones chosen are intended to offer clarification or demonstrate development of the law; they are not an encyclopedic collection of every case in the specialist law reports.

United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
David Thomas KC
David Thomas KC

First given as a seminar on Wednesday 29th June 2005

Introduction

This is a selection of construction cases reported in 2005 (thus including a number decided in 2004). The ones chosen are intended to offer clarification or demonstrate development of the law; they are not an encyclopedic collection of every case in the specialist law reports.

The case selection is divided into four sections:

  1. Adjudication
  2. Arbitration/ADR
  3. Construction Contracts
  4. Negligence liability

Adjudication

AMEC Capital Projects Ltd

v Whitefriars City Estates Ltd [2004] 96 Con LR 142 CA

This is the Court of Appeal hearing of the TCC decision on the effect of incorrect identification of a named adjudicator and his subsequent death. AMEC succeeded in its appeal against the judge’s finding of breach of natural justice. The mere fact that a tribunal has previously considered the issue raises no inference of bias and neither the legal advice received by the adjudicator on jurisdiction nor a

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