Dispute Resolution: Moving the stalls

Fenwick Elliott | Procurement & Outsourcing Journal | January/February 2013 #10
Jeremy Glover examines the use of expert evidence in procurement disputes The possibility of being able to rely on a detailed expert’s report, dealing with all aspects of the evaluation and out of which a case as to manifest error or unfairness might emerge, would be at least superficially attractive to a claimant. The case …

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Framework Agreements: Can’t get over it

Quigg Golden | Procurement & Outsourcing Journal | January/February 2012 #4
Robert Rooney examines the lessons to be learned from Henry Brothers v Department of Education for Northern Ireland ‘It is interesting to note that the Court of Appeal’s judgment in the case considered in this article, makes a less adventurous contribution to the debates opened by the first instance decision.’In 2008, the Belfast High Court …

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