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DEFAULT JUDGMENT IN SECTION 4 CASES
There has long been an anomaly in the Rules of Court that, whereas the issue of a summons under Order 14 operates to suspend the time for delivery of defence, the issue of a summons under Section 4 of the Arbitration Act does not have that..
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01 November 1995
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November 1995 - 01 November 1995
BIRSE v HAISTE OVERRULED
The Court of Appeal has overturned the first instance decision in Birse Construction v Haiste
, which was reported in the April edition of CILL.
It is proposed to report more fully on the Court of Appeal’s judgment in the December/January..
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01 November 1995
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INSTITUTE OF COMMERCIAL LITIGATORS
The Institute of Commercial Litigators has extended the scope of its application to the Lord Chancellor’s Advisory Committee on Training and Education to cover advocacy at interlocutory court hearings as well as case preparation.
The Advisory..
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01 November 1995
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WIMPEY/TARMAC SWAP
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01 November 1995
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PROPOSALS FOR LATHAM LEGISLATION
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01 November 1995
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READY MIXED CONCRETE CARTELS
Record fines have been imposed against 17 companies in the ready mixed concrete business, and upon the individual directors of companies involved, by the Restrictive Practices Court on 4 August 1995.
The fines against the companies ranged from..
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01 November 1995
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HEALTH & SAFETY LIABILITY AND LITIGATION, Roger Peters and Tess Gill, published by Pearson Professional, £165
Tom Deacons
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01 November 1995
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BLISS PLUS ON CD-ROM, Context Electronic Publishers, £350 + VAT per annum (first CD: 81 Mbytes)
Robert Fenwick Elliott
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01 November 1995
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PROFESSIONAL INDEMNITY INSURANCE EXPLAINED, Frances Paterson, RIBA Publications, £19.95,126 pages
Robert Fenwick Elliott
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01 November 1995
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NO EXCLUSIVITY IN CALL-OUT CONTRACT – MEASURE OF DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF PROFIT WHERE FUTURE WORK UNCERTAIN – RETROSPECTIVE EFFECT OF POST-REPUDIATION CONTRACT
Bonnell’s Electrical Contractors v London Underground
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01 November 1995
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INTERPRETATION OF CONTRACT TERMS – IMPLIED TERM NOT EXCLUDED BY ENTIRE AGREEMENT CLAUSE – CLEAR WORDS NEEDED TO EXCLUDE RIGHT TO COMMON LAW DAMAGES
Milburn Services Ltd v United Trading Group (UK) Ltd
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01 November 1995
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EMPLOYERS’ NOTICE CONDITION PRECEDENT – INFORMATION REQUIRED BY A CLAUSE 24.2.1 NOTICE – THE FORM OF A CLAUSE 24.2.1 NOTICE
J F Finnegan Ltd v Community Housing Association Ltd
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01 November 1995
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INTERPRETATION OF ABSURDITY IN STATUTE – SECTION 35 OF THE LIMITATION ACT 1980 – SUBSTITUTION OF A NEW PARTY AFTER EXPIRY OF LIMITATION PERIOD
Yorkshire Regional Health Authority v Fairclough Building Limited and The Percy Thomas Partnership
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01 November 1995
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