Through the labyrinth

By:

Blackler, T

Series: Building ; 264(8116) 10 December 1999, 96-97(2)Publication details: 1999Subject(s):

Summary: Looks at whether arbitration clauses in contracts are to be treated as a contract within a contract, which still applies even if the original contract is terminated.

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Looks at whether arbitration clauses in contracts are to be treated as a contract within a contract, which still applies even if the original contract is terminated.

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