New guidance on construction disputes

Series: DTI Press Release ; P/2002/476 23 July 2002, (3)Publication details: 2002Subject(s):

Summary: New guidance aimed at avoiding costly construction site disputes through adjudication was launched today by construction minister Brian Wilson. The main change agreed aims to prevent the party calling for adjudication from having to pay the other party's legal costs.

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New guidance aimed at avoiding costly construction site disputes through adjudication was launched today by construction minister Brian Wilson. The main change agreed aims to prevent the party calling for adjudication from having to pay the other party's legal costs.

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