Adjudication under the Housing Grants Construction, Regeneration Act 1996 has proved to be one of the most effective means of dispute resolution.  Whilst the Adjudicator's decision is only provisional pending a final decision in arbitration or by the courts, the practice is that most disputes are resolved by the decision.

The parties can always agree who is to act as adjudicator.  In many contracts, the adjudicator is named in the contract.  In a large number of cases the adjudicator is appointed by a nominating body.

It is important that the Notice of Intention to Refer to Adjudication and the Notice of Adjudication and any Responses are properly prepared and clearly identify the dispute and the evidence required, if a party is to take the full advantage of the process of Adjudication.

To find out more or make an application for On-LinE Adjudication Services click Adjudication.

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