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Construction Law Update: Adjudication Judgment Confirms That A Company Cannot Avail Of The Residential Occupier Exception

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By Karen Killoran, Maeve Crockett, Thompson Barry Doherty
| Mondaq
Karen Killoran’s articles from Arthur Cox are most popular: in European Union in European Union in European Union in European Union Arthur Cox are most popular: within Law Department Performance and Antitrust/Competition Law topic(s) The High Court granted an application to enforce an adjudicator's decision in BMC Renovation Ltd ("contractor") v Gael Property Investments Ltd ("employer") [2026] IEHC 195.
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Construction Law Update: "Smash And Grab" Adjudications Do Not Arise Under Irish Act

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By Karen Killoran, Maeve Crockett, Thompson Barry Doherty, Emma Flood
| Mondaq
Karen Killoran’s articles from Arthur Cox are most popular: within Real Estate and Construction topic(s) in Ireland Arthur Cox are most popular: within Law Department Performance and Strategy topic(s) The High Court confirmed that a paying party's failure to respond to a payment claim notice under a construction contract does not entitle the payee, by default, to an adjudicator's decision directing payment of the amount in the notice.
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Construction Law Update: “Smash and grab” adjudications do not arise under Irish Act

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By Karen Killoran, Shane O’Neill, Maeve Crockett, Thompson Barry Doherty
| arthurcox.com
The High Court confirmed that a paying party’s failure to respond to a payment claim notice under a construction contract does not entitle the payee, by default, to an adjudicator’s decision directing payment of the amount in the notice. This differs from the situation in the UK, where legislation provides for such a default decision. Adjudications seeking such default decisions are sometimes referred to as “smash and grab” adjudications.
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