Did the actions of an adjudicator in consulting senior counsel for confirmation of a legal point, albeit informally and as a "freebie", amount to a breach of natural justice?
Print Legal Briefing - Adjudication
30 January 2012 - Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd v Shetland Island Council
30 January 2012 - Systech International Ltd vs PC Harrington Contractors Ltd
Was Systech entitled to recover the adjudicator’s fees from Harrington notwithstanding that the decisions were unenforceable?
23 January 2012 - Partner Projects Ltd v Corinthian Nominees Ltd
Did the adjudicator have jurisdiction to award interest on the sums claimed?
3 October 2011 Witney Town Council v Beam Construction (Cheltenham) Ltd
Did the adjudicator have jurisdiction in the circumstance where the Council argued that more than one dispute was referred to him?
12 September 2011 - Hyder Consulting (UK) Ltd v Carillion Construction Ltd
Had there been a breach of the rules of natural justice by the adjudicator as a result of the methodology he had adopted, which had not been commented on by the parties.
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