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Recently Reported Cases
Focused on construction so you know the cases reported relate directly to you ...
Building Law Reports covers cases being heard in:
- The Technology and Construction Court
- The Court of Appeal
- The House of Lords
- Other relevant jurisdictions worldwide including Hong Kong, Australia and South Africa
Here are just a few examples of recently reported cases:
OWEN PELL LTD v BINDI (LONDON) LTD
Expert determination - Agreement to appoint independent expert - Implied term that natural justice will be observed - Existence of implied term. Expert determination - Bias - Actual or apparent bias - Alleged failure to deal with defendant’s case fairly or consider submissions - Whether actual or apparent bias - Whether fair minded observer would conclude there was a real possibility that expert was biased.
CREST NICHOLSON (EASTERN) LTD v MR AND MRS WESTERN
NHBC - New dwellings insurance - Contractual interpretation - Incorporation of standard form document into contract. Arbitration - Whether arbitration agreement - Jurisdiction - Power to make costs award in respect of arbitration.
ALAN AULD ASSOCIATES LTD v RICK POLLARD ASSOCIATES AND ANOTHER
Consultancy services - Late payment of fees - Repudiatory conduct
THE CLAIMANTS APPEARING ON THE REGISTER OF THE CORBY GROUP LITIGATION v CORBY BOROUGH COUNCIL
Public nuisance - Recoverability of damages for personal injury
MASRI v (1) CONSOLIDATED CONTRACTORS INTERNATIONAL COMPANY SAL (2) CONSOLIDATED CONTRACTORS (OIL & GAS) COMPANY SAL
Anti-suit injunction - Jurisdiction - Whether anti-suit injunction constituted new claim with separate jurisdictional requirements - Whether incidental to other proceedings. Anti-suit injuction - Jurisdiction - Alternative forum case. Anti-suit injunction - Discretion - International comity - Whether protection of English judgment sufficient or proper ground for exercise of discretion.






