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Yeovil College
Gas supply dispute following the change of contractual supplier by the client. Problem The change of contractual supply was not...
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Wharfside Developments Ltd
Wharfside Developments Ltd is a development company based in Ireland which instructed Clarke Willmott in relation to a proposal for...
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Westbury Homes Limited
Westbury Homes is part of the Persimmon PLC group of companies, a leading national housebuilder company. Westbury instructed Clarke Willmott...
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This is a varied role working in the Finance team. This role will work closely with the firms Compliance Officer for Finance and Administration (COFA).
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Read moreIs a Certificate of Making Good Conclusive under a Construction Contract?
The case of Swansea Stadium Management Company Ltd v City and County of Swansea & Anor [2019] EWHC 989 (TCC) considers to what extent a valid Certificate of Making Good Defects is conclusive with regards to a party’s right to bring proceedings against a contractor.
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