It's all in the timing
Helps, D.
It's all in the timing - 2001 - Building 266(8190) 22 June 2001, 51(1) .
Discusses the definition of concurrent delays given by the courts in "Henry Boot Construction (UK) v Malmaison Hotel (Manchester)" and "Royal Brompton Hospital NHS Trust v FA Hammond and others" arguing that it was not clear in the latter ruling whether only delays that occur at exactly the same time are concurrent, what happens when two critical delays overlap but do not meet this definition, and how the court would distinguish between critical and a non-critical delay.
CONCURRENT DELAYS
CRITICAL DELAYS
DELAYS
EXTENSIONS OF TIME
HENRY BOOT CONSTRUCTION (UK) V MALMAISON HOTEL (MANCHESTER)
NON-CRITICAL DELAYS
ROYAL BROMPTON HOSPITAL NHS TRUST V HAMMOND AND OTHERS
It's all in the timing - 2001 - Building 266(8190) 22 June 2001, 51(1) .
Discusses the definition of concurrent delays given by the courts in "Henry Boot Construction (UK) v Malmaison Hotel (Manchester)" and "Royal Brompton Hospital NHS Trust v FA Hammond and others" arguing that it was not clear in the latter ruling whether only delays that occur at exactly the same time are concurrent, what happens when two critical delays overlap but do not meet this definition, and how the court would distinguish between critical and a non-critical delay.
CONCURRENT DELAYS
CRITICAL DELAYS
DELAYS
EXTENSIONS OF TIME
HENRY BOOT CONSTRUCTION (UK) V MALMAISON HOTEL (MANCHESTER)
NON-CRITICAL DELAYS
ROYAL BROMPTON HOSPITAL NHS TRUST V HAMMOND AND OTHERS