In Swift v. Eleven Eleven Architecture Inc., the Alberta Court of Appeal recently considered the impact and scope of a limitation of liability clause in a consultant’s contract between an owner and the architects on a building project. The court arrived at three important conclusions. First, the clause did not apply to and did not […]
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Posted by: Thomas G. Heintzman
30
Mar
Restitutionary Payment May Be Ordered For An “Ineffective” Construction Contract
Posted by: Thomas G. Heintzman
31
Oct
Owners and contractors should always avoid undertaking a project without a contract. But if they do build the project without a contract, the British Columbia Court of Appeal has recently recognized in Infinity Steel Inc. v. B & C Steel Erectors Inc. that the party which received the benefit of the work or supplies must […]
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