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Outstanding novation if no formal novation agreement exists between a contractor and a consultant but they act as if there was, a court may accept that the intention was to create an appointment

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Barnes, Rachel

Language: English Series: Building ; 275(8657) 3 December 2010, 45(1) Publication details: 2010Subject(s):

Summary: Explains novation and liability.

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Explains novation and liability.

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