Geoff Brewer considers insurance under JCT forms
Series: Contract Journal ; 415(6395) 18 September 2002, 22(1)Publication details: 2002Subject(s): Summary: Considers "Co-operative Retail Services Ltd v Taylor Young Partnership and Hoare Lee & Partners" (2002). The central issue was whether parties to a joint-names policy can be liable to a third party that is successfully sued under rights of subrogation. The significance of the case is that under JCT80 main contractors and subcontractors that have joint-names policy insurance cannot be sued for contribution to the losses of a third party.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Considers "Co-operative Retail Services Ltd v Taylor Young Partnership and Hoare Lee & Partners" (2002). The central issue was whether parties to a joint-names policy can be liable to a third party that is successfully sued under rights of subrogation. The significance of the case is that under JCT80 main contractors and subcontractors that have joint-names policy insurance cannot be sued for contribution to the losses of a third party.