Letter challenging jurisdiction of adjudicator


Published by a UUÂãÁÄÖ±²¥ Construction expert
Precedents

Letter challenging jurisdiction of adjudicator


Published by a UUÂãÁÄÖ±²¥ Construction expert

Precedents
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[Address/headed paper of Responding party]

[Date]

[Address of Adjudicator]

Dear [insert name of adjudicator]

In the matter of an adjudication between [Referring party] v [responding party]

Lack of jurisdiction as an adjudicator

We have received:

    1. 1

      The Notice of Adjudication dated [date]

    1. 2

      [The Referral

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Adjudicator definition
What does Adjudicator mean?

The individual appointed to oversee an adjudication dispute between two parties.

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