Construction
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Commission for the New Towns v Terrace Hill (Stockton) Ltd
Land – Option to develop – Dispute arising regarding beginning of option period – Whether option period expiring as asserted by claimant – Whether defendant establishing estoppel by convention in…
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Commission for the New Towns v Terrace Hill (Stockton) Ltd
Option agreement – Construction
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Daniel Contractors Ltd v Construction Industry Training Board
Construction industry, Pipeline
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FT Everard & Sons Ltd v Kent County Council
Agreement – Roadworks – Claimant paying contribution towards improvements to junction to be carried out by defendant council – Contribution repayable if works not commenced by given date – Whether…
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FT Everard & Sons Ltd v Kent County Council
Contract Construction
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Reinwood Ltd v L Brown & Sons Ltd
Development – Contractor – JCT standard form contract – Project suffering delays – Employer giving notice of intention to deduct liquidated and ascertained damages (LADs) – Contractor obtaining extension of…
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Reinwood Ltd v L Brown & Sons Ltd
Construction – Building contract
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Melville Dundas Ltd (in receivership) and others v George Wimpey UK Ltd and others
Construction contract — JCT standard form — Provision for interim payments — Appellant employer failing to make payment — Contract subsequently determined on grounds of respondent contractor’s administrative receivership –…
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Melville Dundas Ltd (in receivership) and others v George Wimpey UK Ltd and others
Construction – Interim payment
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Level Properties Ltd v Balls Brothers Ltd and another
Lease – Construction
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Level Properties Ltd v Balls Brothers Ltd and another
Landlord and tenant – Rent review clause – Determination of rent – Original tenant assigning lease to first defendant – Whether claimant landlord properly requiring surety on assignment – Whether…
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Chartbrook Ltd v Persimmon Homes Ltd and another
Land – Development agreement – Contractual term – Claimant and first defendant attributing different meanings to term in agreement – Whether parties’ negotiations admissible when construing term – Whether defendant…