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Irvin v Robertson
Part 8 proceedings to seek a declaration that the parties had entered into a construction contract as defined in section 104 of the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 and that such a contract was in writing as defined within section 104 of the Act.
Further and in the alternative a declaration was sought that in any event the parties had agreed that any dispute could be referred to adjudication under the Defendant's adjudication procedure.
Held: That there was no legal basis for a freestanding agreement to adjudicate and that the parties had not concluded a contract. The parties were not ad idem on essential issues of design responsibility, price and whether or not there was to be a guaranteed maximum price for the project.
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