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No breach of natural justice when adjudicator considered NEC3 compensation events and no stay of enforcement
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No breach of natural justice when adjudicator considered NEC3 compensation events and no stay of enforcement
by PLC Construction
In Farrelly (M&E) Building Services Ltd v Byrne Brothers (Formwork) Ltd [2013] EWHC 1186 (TCC), Ramsey J in the Technology and Construction Court (TCC) held that the adjudicator had not breached the rules of natural justice when he interpreted the compensation events clause in the parties' NEC3 sub-contract. He enforced the adjudicator's decision and declined to order a stay of execution, as there was no evidence of insolvency.
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Published on 15-May-2013
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