Hoyle v BAK Building (Contracts) Ltd [2018] EWHC 2802 (TCC) (23 August 2018)
The adjudicator had jurisdiction under the Scheme for Construction Contracts, there was no breach of natural justice or bias, and the defendant's objections were unfounded; summary judgment is granted to enforce the adjudicator's decision.
- Citation
- [2018] EWHC 2802 (TCC)
- Parties
- Claimant: Charles David Hoyle; Defendant: B. A. K. Building (Contracts) Ltd
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 23 August 2018
- Procedural Posture
- Summary Judgment Application (enforcement of Adjudicator's Decision) / Judgment on Application for Summary Judgment
- Outcome
- Summary judgment granted for the claimant.
- Legal Topics
- Adjudication Enforcement, Summary Judgment, Jurisdiction of Adjudicator, Natural Justice, Bias Allegations
Case Brief
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Parties
Charles David Hoyle
Claimant
B. A. K. Building (Contracts) Ltd
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Summary Judgment Application (enforcement of Adjudicator's Decision) / Judgment on Application for Summary Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the adjudicator had jurisdiction to decide the dispute
- 2 Whether there was a breach of natural justice or bias by the adjudicator
- 3 Whether summary judgment should be granted to enforce the adjudicator's decision
Ratio Decidendi
The adjudicator had jurisdiction under the Scheme for Construction Contracts, there was no breach of natural justice or bias, and the defendant's objections were unfounded; summary judgment is granted to enforce the adjudicator's decision.
Court Disposition
Summary judgment granted for the claimant.
Orders
- Defendant to pay the sum awarded by the adjudicator (£3,850.96)
- Defendant to pay interest as awarded by the adjudicator
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