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In this episode, Luke Zadkovich and Calum Cheyne are back for a 1 on 1 episode after having a series of exciting guests on the podcast. They discuss London Arbitration 30/22, where the validity of a notice of readiness (NOR) submission via email is put into question.
This is a short but sweet one. The contract provided for certain forms of notice to be given. On its face, a notice outside that list was issued. There is pre-existing legal authority suggesting such notice is defective.
But this arbitral panel thought otherwise. Quite an interesting one. Probably a sensible, practical decision and reflects modern practice. Yet runs up against previous legal authority.
Definitely some good take aways from this case. We share our drafting tips.
Check out our YouTube channel for the podcast video: Case by Case Podcast - YouTube
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In this episode, Luke Zadkovich and Calum Cheyne are back for a 1 on 1 episode after having a series of exciting guests on the podcast. They discuss London Arbitration 30/22, where the validity of a notice of readiness (NOR) submission via email is put into question.
This is a short but sweet one. The contract provided for certain forms of notice to be given. On its face, a notice outside that list was issued. There is pre-existing legal authority suggesting such notice is defective.
But this arbitral panel thought otherwise. Quite an interesting one. Probably a sensible, practical decision and reflects modern practice. Yet runs up against previous legal authority.
Definitely some good take aways from this case. We share our drafting tips.
Check out our YouTube channel for the podcast video: Case by Case Podcast - YouTube