Conflicting Provisions: The Design or the Industry Standard?

October 2017

Pamela McDonald of Pinsent Masons takes a closer look at a recent judgment in the UK that has potentially harsh consequences for contractors who have entered into contracts with conflicting terms – something seen often in Qatari construction contracts. On 3rd August a very important case, MT Hojgaard v Eon, was decided by the highest court in the UK. The...

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