Collateral warranties: Beware time bars

By Stephanie Canham2020-01-03T06:00:00

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Any third party obtaining a collateral warranty (particularly if some time after completion) should note this recent decision

Considering whose interests need to be protected and how best to achieve that when procuring a construction project or development scheme is one of the most basic considerations that is, or at least should be, given careful attention when a project is to be undertaken – just another part of the bigger puzzle when pulling together the commercial requirements of a project and reflecting those in the contractual arrangements.

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