Resources / Marc Gilbard 2009 Settlement Trust (trustees of) v OD Developments and Projects Ltd 159 Con LR 150, [2015] BLR 213, [2015] EWHC 70 (TCC)

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Marc Gilbard 2009 Settlement Trust (trustees of) v OD Developments and Projects Ltd 159 Con LR 150, [2015] BLR 213, [2015] EWHC 70 (TCC)

22nd Jan 2015
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The case related to declaratory relief as to the proper interpretation of a contract to carry out certain construction works.

To view the full judgment please click here.

Camille Slow





 

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