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Adjudication definition
/蓹藢诲萧耻藧诲瑟藞办别瑟蕛苍/
What does Adjudication mean?
A method of dispute resolution devised, originally, for use in the construction industry
The principles of adjudication are established in the Housing, Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 as a form of dispute resolution which will be applied to construction and engineering disputes which fulfil certain minimum statutory criteria. The process is a fast track procedure with limited right of redress although ultimately any adjudicated matter can be heard through the courts.
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A method of dispute resolution devised, originally, for use in the construction industry
The principles of adjudication are established in the Housing, Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 as a form of dispute resolution which will be applied to construction and engineering disputes which fulfil certain minimum statutory criteria. The process is a fast track procedure with limited right of redress although ultimately any adjudicated matter can be heard through the courts.
Adjudication - Legal Definition
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