Are withholding notices necessary in payment disputes?
Series: Contract Journal ; 409(6335) 11 July 2001, 22(1)Publication details: 2001Subject(s): Summary: Considers the issue of whether the absence of withholding and payment notices results in payment of the amount claimed without further enquiry. Examines the case, "SL Timber Systems Ltd v Carillion Construction Ltd". The implication drawn from this case is that the absence of a Section 110(2) payment notice or Section 111 withholding notice does not prevent the paying party from arguing that the sum is not due under the terms of the contract..| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Considers the issue of whether the absence of withholding and payment notices results in payment of the amount claimed without further enquiry. Examines the case, "SL Timber Systems Ltd v Carillion Construction Ltd". The implication drawn from this case is that the absence of a Section 110(2) payment notice or Section 111 withholding notice does not prevent the paying party from arguing that the sum is not due under the terms of the contract..