Remedies: Disappearing damages?

JG Poole & Co LLP | Procurement & Outsourcing Journal | January/February 2018 #40
Katherine Souter assesses the status of an award of damages for breach of the public procurement rules ‘What needs to happen fairly soon is for another case to come before the UKSC, which is referred to the CJEU for clarification, so that we have legal clarity on this issue before the UK leaves the CJEU’s …

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Update: The best of times, the worst of times

Guildhall Chambers (Chambers of James Townsend) | Procurement & Outsourcing Journal | September/October 2017 #38
In part one of a two-part consideration, Jorren Knibbe assesses judicial developments in the first half of 2017 ‘Until there is higher judicial authority on the point, any defendant to a significant damages claim will have an incentive to argue that its breaches (if any) were not sufficiently serious.’ This article describes developments in public …

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Management: A ‘state o’ chassis’

Chris Hoyle | Procurement & Outsourcing Journal | July/August 2017 #37
Chris Hoyle investigates how to manage procurement crises ‘The best cure comes from the most accurate diagnosis. Getting your assessment of the situation right means that you can make the most effective response to a crisis.’The history of the world is littered with failures; some heroic like Dunkirk and others inglorious like Chernobyl. Procurement is …

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