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30 December 2020

Legal Development In Construction Law December 2020

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Hong Kong appeal court says subcontractor cannot change contractual basis for claim after notice period expired.
Hong Kong Real Estate and Construction
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In this edition:

  1. Hong Kong appeal court says subcontractor cannot change contractual basis for claim after notice period expired
  2. Three magic words prevent binding contract from coming into existence
  3. Security failure lands airport authority with liability for third party's plane theft
  4. IR35 changes start on 6 April 2021
  5. EWS1 no longer needed for buildings without cladding
  6. NEC4 June 2017 Edition: second set of published amendments

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