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Lanes Group Plc V Galliford Try Infrastructure Ltd (No 2)

Whilst the contractor was in breach of the contractural adjudication agreement by deliberatley failing to serve its referral within two days of the adjudicator's appointment, this breach could not constitute a repudiatory breach of the agreement

Lanes Group Plc V Galliford Try Infrastructure Ltd (No 1)

The adjudicator had jurisdiction despite the contractor's failure to send to the adjudicator and to the sub-contractor all the documetns supporting its notice of referral within two days of the adjudicator's appointment in breach of the ICE Adjudication Procedure

Durham County Council V Kendall

The architect's challenges in the court proceeedings to the adjudicator's jurisdiction, if valid, would not prevent the adjudicator's decision from being enforced since the architect had waived any rights to raise such challenges

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