On 11 August 2023, the Irish High Court delivered judgment enforcing two adjudicator’s decisions in DNCG Ltd v Genus Homes Ltd [2023] IEHC 490. Central to the judgment is a consideration of whether an adjudicator is under a positive obligation
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Guide book to preparing for an adjudication
Introduction
Once a notice of referral is served by a referring party, a responding party will be under significant pressure given the extremely tight timeframe for an adjudication.
The process is also open to a situation where the referring party
The Irish courts’ continued support for construction adjudication
On 23 June 2023, the High Court delivered judgment enforcing two adjudicator’s decisions relating to the same parties but on two different construction projects. In McGurran Civils (ROI) Limited v K&J Townmore Construction Limited [2023] IEHC 355 an unusual aspect of
Overview of the Sixth annual report of the Chairperson of the Construction Contracts Adjudication Panel
There is a general consensus that referral of payment disputes to statutory adjudication pursuant to the Construction Contracts Act, 2013 (the Act) is increasing in popularity year on year. This view has recently been supported by the Chairperson of the
An adjudicator’s decision in the context of the final account process
The Technology and Construction Court (TCC) in England and Wales has recently given judgment in Essential Living (Greenwich) Limited v Elements (Europe) Limited [1] in relation the extent to which an adjudicator’s decision is binding on the parties for the