The price of freedom

By:

Bessey, J

Series: Building ; 265(8151) 1 September 2000, 65(1)Publication details: 2000Subject(s):

Summary: Warns that despite adjudication being a right, many firms add clauses to deter people from exercising it, which can lead to unnecessary costs.

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Journal article	London Journal article	ABS62862 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available	108387-1001

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Warns that despite adjudication being a right, many firms add clauses to deter people from exercising it, which can lead to unnecessary costs.

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