05Jun
Practical Completion: Clarifying A “Trifling” Topic
In the recent case of Mears v Costplan [2019] EWCA Civ 502, the Court of Appeal provided significant clarity as to how courts should interpret the widely used but seldom defined term, “practical completion” in the context of construction contracts....
By:
K&L Gates LLP
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