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Building contract – Adjudication. The claimant contractor sought summary judgment on its application to enforce an award against the defendant employer, under a construction contract, granted in the second of two adjudications. The Technology and Construction Court held that documents sent by a claimant to the defendant did not amount to a valid application for an interim payment, or a valid payee's notice and as such, the adjudicator in the second adjudication had been wrong to conclude to the contrary. The claimant was not entitled to summary judgment in respect of the second adjudication as no sums were due to it as a consequence of it.
Building contract – Adjudication. The claimant contractor sought summary judgment on its application to enforce an award against the defendant employer, under a construction contract, granted in the second of two adjudications. The Technology and Construction Court held that documents sent by a claimant to the defendant did not amount to a valid application for an interim payment, or a valid payee's notice and as such, the adjudicator in the second adjudication had been wrong to conclude to the contrary. The claimant was not entitled to summary judgment in respect of the second adjudication as no sums were due to it as a consequence of it.
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