Reports from the Courts – October

Our regular round up of the cases of most relevance to construction from Andrew Croft and Ben Spannuth focusses on a case highlighting that the courts will accept the natural and ordinary meaning of words unless there is evidence to the contrary; and another underlining the importance of clearly pleading your case and fully particularising specific breaches and how they lead to the losses claimed.

This article was first published by Construction Law October 2019.

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