Don't let time run out when you seek redress in court
Series: Contract Journal ; 401(6250) 3 November 1999Publication details: 1999Subject(s):- TIME LIMITS
- ICE CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT (SIXTH EDITION)
- BUILT ENVIRONMENT-BUILDING CONTRACT FORMS
- MANAGEMENT-DISPUTE AVOIDANCE, MANAGEMENT AND RESOLUTION-DISPUTE MANAGEMENT AND RESOLUTION-ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION-ADJUDICATION
- HARBOUR AND GENERAL WORKS LTD V ENVIRONMENT AGENCY
- BUILT ENVIRONMENT-BUILDING CONTRACT FORMS
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Discusses the implications of the case "Harbour and General Works Limited v Environment Agency", where H had failed to take account of time limits for the serving of an arbitration notice as set out in their contract, and therefore lost the right to challenge the Engineer's decision in respect of its claims.