ISG Retail Limited v FK Construction Limited

ISG Retail Limited v FK Construction Limited

The proceedings are not suitable for Part 8 determination because there are likely to be substantial disputes of fact as to whether FK was in breach of clause 9(5) and whether ISG waived or is estopped from relying on any breach. The issues of construction, breach, waiver, and estoppel require proper pleadings and factual investigation.

Parties
Claimant: ISG Retail Limited; Defendant: FK Construction Limited
Jurisdiction
England and Wales
Judgment Date
18 April 2024
Procedural Posture
Part 8 Claim (construction Dispute) / Judgment on Suitability of Part 8 Procedure and Applications for Declarations
Outcome
Part 8 claim dismissed; no declarations made; proceedings not suitable for Part 8 determination.
Legal Topics
Condition Precedent, Extension of Time, Waiver, Estoppel, Adjudication Enforcement, Part 8 Procedure

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Parties

ISG Retail Limited

Claimant

FK Construction Limited

Defendant

Procedural Posture

Part 8 Claim (construction Dispute) / Judgment on Suitability of Part 8 Procedure and Applications for Declarations

  1. 1 Whether clause 9(5) of the sub-contract is a condition precedent to extension of time entitlement
  2. 2 Whether FK complied with clause 9(5) notice requirements
  3. 3 Whether ISG waived or is estopped from relying on clause 9(5)

Ratio Decidendi

The proceedings are not suitable for Part 8 determination because there are likely to be substantial disputes of fact as to whether FK was in breach of clause 9(5) and whether ISG waived or is estopped from relying on any breach. The issues of construction, breach, waiver, and estoppel require proper pleadings and factual investigation.

Court Disposition

Part 8 claim dismissed; no declarations made; proceedings not suitable for Part 8 determination.

Orders

  • Parties to consider how the claim should proceed and agree consequential directions within 14 days; if not agreed, written submissions to be exchanged and lodged within 14 days for further directions.