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Downsouth Constructions v Jigsaw Corporate Childcare [2007] NSWSC 597
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS - where numerous payment claims relating to four different construction contracts served at once - whether open to plaintiff to make adjudication application in respect of some only of those payment claims relating to one only of those contracts - where payment claims assert matters of "defence" and matters of cross claim - where adjudication response asserts defence by way of set-off based on mutuality of dealings in respect of matters alleged by way of "cross claim" - where adjudicator concluded that the defence of set-off is not available by reason of s 20(2B) of the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 1999 - whether denial of natural justice - whether failure to exercise powers in good faith
LEGISLATION CITED: Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 1999 - Civil Procedure Act 2005
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