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Balfour Beatty Construction Ltd v The Mayor and Burgesses of the London Borough of Lambeth

Series: Construction Industry Law Letter ; [2002] CILL 1873-1876(4)Publication details: 2002Subject(s): Summary: TCC 12 April 2002. The claimant (B) applied for summary judgement to enforce an adjudicator's decision that it was entitled to a substantial extension of time and therefore repayment of certain liquidated and ascertained damages. M argued that the adjudicator had not acted impartially, had not compiled with the principles of natural justice, and had acted in breach of contract and without jurisdiction. "Held": the courts refused to grant summary judgement on the grounds that the adjudicator had failed to give notice of the approach he intended to take.
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TCC 12 April 2002. The claimant (B) applied for summary judgement to enforce an adjudicator's decision that it was entitled to a substantial extension of time and therefore repayment of certain liquidated and ascertained damages. M argued that the adjudicator had not acted impartially, had not compiled with the principles of natural justice, and had acted in breach of contract and without jurisdiction. "Held": the courts refused to grant summary judgement on the grounds that the adjudicator had failed to give notice of the approach he intended to take.