From www.claytonutz.com: The Victorian Court of Appeal ruled that contamination notices issued by Alphington Development Pty Ltd were valid despite some errors in consultant reports, leading to a remittance for cost calculation methods back to the trial division.

Key cases in New South Wales and Queensland reaffirmed the importance of adhering to jurisdictional details in adjudications and highlighted courts’ support for arbitration, dismissing errors as grounds for annulments.

Also the implications of mid-project resets in construction contracts, underscoring the critical evaluation of contract terms and obligations in legal disputes.