Should a court interfere with an expert determination?
We read the background to the Scottish case of Eastern Motor Company Limited v Grassick & Ors with interest.
Did you know… The deadline for bringing a contractor’s claim for payment may be earlier than you think
The recent High Court decision regarding the timing of a contractor’s claim is a point to note.
Getting Contractual Notices Right
In this blog, we review the importance of the accurate compilation and issuance of notices in accordance with the contractual provisions.
Genuine Ambiguity only: when are the post-contract actings relevant to interpretation?
The Court of Session has recently reiterated that the court will not (usually) look to post-contract actings as an assistance for the construction of a contract.
Are dispute adjudication decisions binding and enforceable, even if incorrect?
Adjudication is a dispute resolution process; aimed to be quicker and a more cost-effective approach to settling a dispute.