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Hunter v Canary Wharf
The House of Lords is due to sit for delivery of judgment in Hunter v Canary Wharf
on 24 April. The Court of Appeal decision, which held that television interference caused by the development was not actionable in nuisance, was reported in CILL at..
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Adjudication Courses
A number of courses are now available for those wishing to be trained and accredited as adjudicators, including the following (in alphabetical order):-
The Academy of Construction Adjudicators courses are 2 days, at a cost of £400 (plus..
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New British Standards
The British Standards Institution have announced the publication of a new ES5328; Part 1 gives guidance on the selection of materials for concrete and on the mixes to be specified to produce concrete having the required properties in the fresh and..
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
T J Reynolds, Constant & Constant
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Practical Arbitration Journal, Consulting Editors Margaret Rutherford and John Sims; Subscription Rate £120 for 6 issues per year. Volume 1, No 1 contains 12 pages.
For those who have to get to grips with the new Arbitration Act, a regular diet of news and comment is necessarily going to be a staple diet, and this new journal is a good deal more digestible than most. The first number contains a foreword by Lord..
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PROFESSIONAL NEGLIGENCE – ESTOPPEL – AMENDMENT - THE ‘SAME FACTS’ TEST. – CONTINUING DUTY TO REPORT.
The Borough of Blaenau Gwent v Robinson Jones Design Partnership (1) and Lock C E Limited (in administration) (2).
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GENERAL RULE PROHIBITING RECOVERY OF ECONOMIC LOSS HAS NOT BEEN DISPLACED – RELEVANCE OF OWNERSHIP OF THE SUBJECT MATTER OF PHYSICAL DAMAGE – THE EXCEPTION FOR ECONOMIC LOSS CONSEQUENTIAL UPON PHYSICAL DAMAGE TO THE PLAINTIFF’s PROPERTY – LIMITS TO THE ‘COMMON ADVENTURE’ ARGUMENT
Londonwaste Limited v AMEC Civil Engineering Limited
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CAVEAT EMPTOR – NEGLIGENT MISSTATEMENT IN PRE-CONTRACT PROPOSALS – MISREPRESENTATION; NO RELIANCE ON PUFF
Comyn Ching & Others v Radius Plc
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NEW ICE ARBITRATION PROCEDURE – NEW CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY MODEL ARBITRATION RULES
It
was always to be anticipated that, once the Arbitration Act 1996
came into effect, it would be necessary for there to be new Arbitration Rules.
In particular, there are two areas in which a set of rules, or at any rate specific agreement, is..
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