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Litigation / Adjudication / Arbitration – What has been noted during the Covid-19 lockdown periods on how to deal with your litigious and/or other dispute matters and what to consider for the future should such circumstances repeat
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MDA Advisory note on Covid-19 – FIDIC Red Book 1999
The nation-wide lockdown enforced in terms of the Disaster Management Act 57 of 2002 is upon us. Subject to any extension of the time period for the lockdown, it
Eskom’s latest court bid re Nersa’s tariff increase decision
Eskom’s latest court bid re Nersa’s tariff increase decision
Whilst many consumers around the country rejoiced at the recent news of Eskom’s failed bid relating to the implementation of electricity tariff hikes of 16.6%
Sanral’s Force Majeure Clause Has Changed – Watch out!
Sanral’s Force Majeure Clause Has Changed – Watch out!
The South African National Roads Agency (“Sanral”) started rolling out tenders for the upgrades to the N2/N3 last year; contracts that are worth millions, which
The claims process under the NEC3
The claims process under the NEC3
Early warnings are addressed in Clause 16 of the NEC3, which requires either the Contractor or the Project Manager to issue an early warning as soon as they
Enforcement of the adjudicator’s decision under the NEC3
Enforcement of the adjudicator’s decision under the NEC3
Clause W1 of the NEC3 governs adjudication of disputes in jurisdictions where the UK Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 does not
To be just and reasonable – the doctrine of ‘Repudiation’
To be just and reasonable – the doctrine of ‘Repudiation’
You entered a contract with your counterparty. The contract expressly provided for each parties’ rights, obligations and inter alia the contractual procedures to
The Carbon Tax and Construction
The Carbon Tax and Construction
This is the third in our series of articles which sets out how a contractor may claim additional compensation from an employer should such price increases have an
Back-to-Back Contracts
Back-to-Back Contracts
This weekend I decided to take a visit to the recently opened Fourways Mall, a mall that has been years in the making and is now the largest shopping centre in Africa.
