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Construction law [2026] EWHC 155 (TCC)

One Hyde Park Ltd v Laing O'Rourke Construction South Ltd

One Hyde Park Ltd v Laing O'Rourke Construction South Ltd [2026] EWHC 155 (TCC) (02 February 2026)

The High Court struck out the defence and found the defendant liable for major defects at One Hyde Park, awarding damages for pipework, valves, soldered joints and a cradle.

  • Collateral warranty
  • Breach of contract
  • Defective works
  • Landlord repairing obligations
  • Quantum of damages
  • Construction-law
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Construction law [2025] EWHC 723 (TCC)

Southern Electricity Power Distribution PLC v OCU Modus Ltd

Southern Electricity Power Distribution PLC v OCU Modus Ltd [2025] EWHC 723 (TCC) (27 March 2025)

The High Court held that defective cable installation work justified full circuit replacement, and that SEPD’s chosen remedial scheme and costs were reasonable and recoverable.

  • Defective works
  • Measure of damages
  • Mitigation of loss
  • Causation
  • Remedial works
  • Reasonableness of reinstatement
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Contract law

Energy Works (Hull) Limited v MW High Tech Projects UK Limited & Anor

The settlement between EWH and M+W does not preclude M+W's contribution claims or abatement defence against Outotec. Contribution claims must be proved on the basis of liability and quantum, not merely by reference to the settlement, unless the case is pleaded and tried on that basis. Most contribution claims fail for want of notification or proof of quantum, except for defect 7 (ladders), where Outotec is liable for a contribution of £20,000. Outotec's claims for variations fail for lack of proper instruction or notification. The abatement defence generally fails for lack of evidence of dimi…

  • Contribution claims
  • Abatement
  • Contractual variations
  • Defective works
  • Notification requirements
  • Interest on late payment
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Construction law [2024] EWHC 840 (TCC)

Martell v Roszkowski & Ors

Martell v Roszkowski & Ors [2024] EWHC 840 (TCC) (16 April 2024)

Construction dispute over defective basement works, concrete specification, waterproofing, and professional duties. The claimant succeeded against the builders and structural engineer.

  • Breach of contract
  • Defective works
  • Duty of care
  • Remedial costs
  • Mitigation of loss
  • Repudiatory breach
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Construction law [2023] EWHC 1142 (TCC)

Energy Works (Hull) Ltd v MW High Tech Projects UK Ltd & Anor (Judgment No. 2)

Energy Works (Hull) Ltd v MW High Tech Projects UK Ltd & Anor (Judgment No. 2) [2023] EWHC 1142 (TCC) (12 May 2023)

Post-trial Technology and Construction Court judgment on settlement, contribution, abatement, variations, and enhanced interest in the Energy Works project dispute.

  • Contribution claims
  • Abatement
  • Defective works
  • Settlement agreements
  • Contractual variations
  • Notification requirements
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Construction law [2022] EWHC 333 (TCC)

Struthers & Anor v Davies (t/a Alastair Davies Building) & Anor

Struthers & Anor v Davies (t/a Alastair Davies Building) & Anor [2022] EWHC 333 (TCC) (18 February 2022)

Trial judgment in a domestic building dispute. The court held the contractor was in repudiatory breach, upheld claims for defects, completion and losses, and awarded damages after credits.

  • Defective works
  • Incomplete works
  • Contract termination
  • Damages
  • Repudiatory breach
  • Variation of contract
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Construction law [2021] EWHC 1600 (TCC)

Cartwright Pond Ltd v Wild

Cartwright Pond Ltd v Wild [2021] EWHC 1600 (TCC) (11 June 2021)

Construction dispute over a residential building contract: the court held the claimant was not in repudiatory breach, the defendant’s refusal of access was repudiatory, and damages were assessed accordingly.

  • Repudiatory breach
  • Building contracts
  • Delay and disruption
  • Liquidated damages
  • Valuation of works
  • Defective works
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Construction law [2021] EWHC 1795 (TCC)

Energy Works (Hull) Ltd v MW High Tech Projects UK Ltd & Ors

Energy Works (Hull) Ltd v MW High Tech Projects UK Ltd & Ors [2021] EWHC 1795 (TCC) (09 April 2021)

The High Court refused a late application to adjourn a complex construction trial, finding the timetable workable, disclosure largely complete, and no fair-trial breach.

  • Adjournment of trial
  • Disclosure obligations
  • Contractual claims
  • Liquidated damages
  • Defective works
  • Quantum of damages
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