Case in focus: Amey LG Ltd vs Aggregate Industries UK Ltd

By Ted Lowery2020-01-29T06:00:00

Ted Lowery on the complications caused by an unexecuted deed of variation

The facts

Under a contract dated 31 July 2012 Amey engaged Aggregate Industries UK Ltd (AIUL) to carry out repair and resurfacing works to the road network in Sheffield. The contract was a framework arrangement for five years, terminable on six months’ notice. AIUL was required to provide a final statement within one month of completion of its works but the contract included no sanction if AIUL failed to do so nor made any provision for Amey to provide its own final statement.

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