Common cause

Article Abstract:

A construction company seeking to make a claim for losses suffered as a result of a delayed project or poor workmanship must be able to prove a direct link between the party accused of causing the loss and the loss itself. In cases where there are very complicated circumstances, it is very difficult to prove to a court that there is a single cause of loss. The judge or arbitrator is obliged to apply common sense to determine whether any one of the circumstances presented can be held to be a direct cause of loss.

Column, Lost profits damages

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Serving yourself right

Article Abstract:

Construction industry legislation rules adjudication is the method by which a disputed issue is identified. Adjudicators are required to investigate disputed issues connected with construction industry contracts. An arbitrator is required to rule on disputed cases which are brought to him or her to resolve. Both methods are used to help resolve disputes although the techniques involved are different.

Analysis, Dispute resolution (Law), Arbitrators

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