Draft Construction Contracts Bill 2008: adjudication changes

Resource type: Article

Status: Law stated as at 04-Dec-2008

Jurisdictions: England, Scotland, Wales

An article on the effect that the draft Construction Contracts Bill 2008 would have had on adjudication, had it become law.

This article was originally published as a practice note, but is no longer maintained: the draft Construction Contracts Bill 2008 was superseded by the Local Democracy, Economic Development and Construction Act 2009: see Practice note, LDEDC Act 2009: adjudication.

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  • Resource ID: 8-382-7046
  • Law stated date: 04-Dec-2008
  • Products:  PLC UK Construction, PLC UK Dispute Resolution, PLC UK Property, PLC UK Public Sector
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