Construction focus: A year in construction cases: part 2

John Starr | Property Law Journal | March 2020 #379
In the second of two articles John Starr reports on some of the most important construction decisions reached over the last 18 months ‘Anchor highlights the fact that the courts are generally willing to find that a binding contract has come into existence even when its terms have not been signed.’ Part 2 of our …

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Construction focus: Finding a contract

John Starr | Property Law Journal | September 2019 #374
John Starr reviews two recent cases reiterating the courts’ stance on whether a contract exists even where it remains unsigned ‘The courts are reluctant to find an agreement is too vague or uncertain to be enforced where it is found that the parties had the intention of being contractually bound and have acted on their …

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