Challenging an adjudicator's decision may be a long process

Article Abstract:

The process of adjudication in the UK construction industry is beginning to encounter challenges. It is clear that the courts will probably not consider challenges to an adjudicator's decision solely on the merits. If one party disputes the adjudicator's view of a particular issue, it will have to accept this view until it is subsequently reconsidered in court or arbitration. If a decision is to be overturned, this must be on the basis that it was invalid in some way. At present, those who wish to challenge an adjudicator's decision should do nothing until steps are taken to enforce it in court.

Construction industry, Column

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In adjudication, it comes down to asking the right questions

Article Abstract:

In legal matters in the architecture industry, contracts in dispute that fall within the Housing Grants Act can be decided by adjudicators, even if the answer is a "lemon."

United Kingdom, Architectural services, Architectural firms, Architecture

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Adjudication: heaven for some, but hell for homeowners

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the process of adjudication are presented, with reference to the advantages and disadvantages for home owners, contractors and employers.

Negotiation, mediation and arbitration, Homeowners

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