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Construction Law

The text below is from the 2nd Edition of this title. The 3rd and 4th Editions are published by London Publishing Partnership.

CHAPTER 26

LITIGATION


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Introduction

26.01 Litigation is dispute resolution that takes place through the courts, before a judge, or a judge and jury.1 Court proceedings may be commenced by a person who seeks the determination of a justiciable issue or issues. The result of that determination is a judgment, that may order a person to do something (eg, pay an amount of money), refrain from doing something, or it may be declaratory of the parties’ rights and obligations, without actually ordering that a thing be done or not done.2

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