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Court avers the right to legal proceedings but you may still have to pay up front on existing judgments

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5th August 2020

Court avers the right to legal proceedings but you may still have to pay up front on existing judgments

This case acts as a reminder of the hierarchy to seeking a remedy in construction contracts. The right to legal proceedings in construction contracts is more fundamental than the payment provisions. The payment provisions are superior to the adjudication provisions.  However, a party will still have to honour judgment debts in related proceedings. 

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