Arbitral Rules Held To Exclude Right To Appeal Arbitration Award
Parties who select arbitral rules, or the administration facilities of an arbitral institution, may do so because they believe that the rules or institution will
Parties who select arbitral rules, or the administration facilities of an arbitral institution, may do so because they believe that the rules or institution will
Claims By Equipment Supplier And Consultants Fall Within All Risk Insurance Umbrella The owner and general contractor on a building project typically provide an “insurance
You would think that the owner would get one thing right before issuing an invitation for tenders: its standard for evaluating the tenders. Yet, in
The recent judgment of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom in Cavendish Square Holding BV v Talal El Makdessi is a must-read for anyone
Whether something put on land is an “improvement” for the purposes of construction and builders’ liens can be a difficult question of fact and law.
Contract law contains a fundamental rule: penalty clauses are prohibited and liquidated damage clauses are permitted. But in its recent decision in Ottawa Community Housing
The extent of coverage under Builders’ Risk policies is a matter of continuing debate in Canada. Insurers try to draft policies which do not cover
Building projects often give rise to heated discussions. When a change order is made in that sort of situation, can one party later say that
Generally speaking, damages for a non-financial loss are not awarded for the breach of a business contract. That is because those sorts of damages are
When a breach of a building contract occurs, the damages can be extensive because the breach can have an impact on the performance of other