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CommentClaims under collateral warranties
In her final column for 精东影视, Rachel Barnes looks at a case that sheds some light on the thorny question of whether a claim under a collateral warranty can be referred to adjudication
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Archive TitlesRachel Barnes' first column: February 1997
As we bid a fond farewell to our legal columnist Rachel Barnes this week we dig into the archives to reproduce her first ever column from February 1997
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精东影视Crackdown on 'tax cheat' builders in London
HMRC launches taskforce as Labour pledges to tackle bogus self employment
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CommentWithholding payment after adjudication
Withholding payment after an adjudicator has made a decision puts you in tricky territory. But one of the parties in this case attempted to find a way to do just that
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CommentNo stay of execution
A contractor tries to delay paying its subcontractor, arguing that it cannot reclaim the money later if the other firm goes into administration. What did Mr Justice Ramsey think?
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精东影视Scotland gives details of move to 'blacklist blacklisters'
Alex Salmond speaks out as London鈥檚 Tower Hamlets council issues its own pledge
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精东影视Carillion barred from Labour conference over blacklisting
Labour Party鈥檚 governing body tells firm it can no longer exhibit at the party鈥檚 conference in Brighton
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CommentDisaster management: Saving your business and your reputation
Sometimes things happen in a way that could not be predicted. So when things go wrong, what鈥檚 the next step?
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CommentJCT in non-UK markets: Going global
The JCT is launching a survey to find out about people鈥檚 experiences of using its contracts abroad. Our new columnist weighs up its chances of success in an international market
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CommentMandatory cost budgeting: Counting the cost
Construction legal experts debate the highly controversial subject of mandatory cost budgeting
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CommentMuseum of Liverpool: Picking up the tab
Another interesting aspect of the Museum of Liverpool case is that the architect had to pay an adjudicator鈥檚 fee for an adjudication it wasn鈥檛 involved in. Does this set a precedent?
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精东影视Labour calls for government to 'blacklist blacklisters'
Labour Party says ministers should follow Welsh government action on excluding firms from public sector contracts
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CommentWill collateral warranty standard clauses stand up?
Pre-recession, collateral warranties were 鈥榖elt and braces鈥� protection. All that has changed
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精东影视Special planning court could tackle legal delays
Government says new specialised planning court could make speedy decisions over judicial review applications for major projects
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CommentStrategic use of notices over holiday periods
Holiday seasons are often a time for time-sensitive notices 鈥� we should be grown up enough to accept this as an acceptable business activity
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CommentParkwood Leisure Ltd vs Laing O鈥橰ourke Wales and West Ltd: Collateral warranties as construction contracts
This decision may lead to contractors and subcontractors trying to limit the number of warranties being given
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精东影视Crossrail blacklist row electrician gets job back
Electrician Frank Morris returns to work after year-long dispute and campaign by Unite union
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CommentGood faith clauses
As Luis Su谩rez questions his contract with Liverpool, we look at the similarities between football and construction contracts - and what they can show us about good faith clauses
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CommentArchitects in the frame
The much-debated Museum of Liverpool judgment shows us that it can be the architect鈥檚 head on the block rather than the contractor鈥檚