Adjudication letter: resisting enforcement of adjudicator's decision | Practical Law

Adjudication letter: resisting enforcement of adjudicator's decision | Practical Law

A standard letter from a party (usually the responding party), putting the other party (usually the referring party) on notice that it does not consider the adjudicator's decision to be binding and enforceable because it was made without jurisdiction or in breach of the rules of natural justice.

Adjudication letter: resisting enforcement of adjudicator's decision

Practical Law UK Standard Document 3-505-8862 (Approx. 5 pages)

Adjudication letter: resisting enforcement of adjudicator's decision

by Jennifer Varley, Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP
Maintained • Expand, England, Scotland...Wales
A standard letter from a party (usually the responding party), putting the other party (usually the referring party) on notice that it does not consider the adjudicator's decision to be binding and enforceable because it was made without jurisdiction or in breach of the rules of natural justice.