Construction Focus: Construction focus

Boyes Turner | Property Law Journal | February 2012 #284
John Starr reviews the parameters of an obligation to proceed with work in a sub-contract, and assesses the realms of privilege ‘If you want a particular term in a contract, you should state it expressly, because seeking to imply terms after the event will be an uphill struggle.’ Sub-contracts Regularly and diligently Can there ever …

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Construction Focus: A CAT amongst the pigeons

Boyes Turner | Property Law Journal | April 2011 #268
John Starr considers the appeal decision in the OFT bid rigging saga and assesses the necessity for an expert witness in a professional negligence claim ‘Prior to the OFT’s decision, cover pricing was seen by many in the construction industry as a longstanding, widespread and acceptable practice.’The Competition Appeals Tribunal (CAT) has ordered significant reductions …

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