LPA 03 – Potential Liabilities created by Completion Certificates (Formerly Alert 3)
September 1998 This LPA discusses the potential liabilities if the client requests, at the end of a site investigation or remediation project,…
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September 1998 This LPA discusses the potential liabilities if the client requests, at the end of a site investigation or remediation project,…
Published in February 2000 The Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act may alter the practice with respect to the use of collateral…
Published in February 2000 A recent case there is an interesting example of the law with respect to the restriction on the…
Published May 2000, Revised August 2025 Summary (1) Urban Regeneration Agency (a body corporate, known as “English Partnerships”) (2) English Partnerships (Medway)…
Published February 2026 (replaces version published in June 2000) Several questions on the AGS Legal Helpline relating to assignment disclose confusion about…
Published December 2000, Revised August 2025 The case of Holbeck Hall Hotel Ltd and Another v. Scarborough Borough Council demonstrates that although…
Published in May 2001 The consequences of professional liability will usually be covered by professional indemnity insurers or, in respect of any…
Published May 2001 This LPA describes the Scottish case of Beechwood Development Company (Scotland) Limited v. Stuart Mitchell, t/a Discovery Land Surveys…
Published in December 2000 This LPA demonstrates that many of those in the construction industry do not seem sufficiently aware of the…
Published in March 2002 This LPA warns members of the risk of treating indemnity insurance as a commodity, assuming that insurers compete…