Welcome to the winter edition of Bricks & Mortar
your Construction & Engineering law update from Flint Bishop
In this issue...
Limiting your liability
Did you know that the Government is considering making changes to the Civil Law Reform Bill, which could have a major impact on the construction industry?
What does my contract mean?
So, you have a written contract, which you spent hours negotiating with the other party
and both of you have signed it.
Our first topic covers the Government’s tentative proposals to change the laws relating to time limits for parties contractual liability – opening up the possibility for changing from the strict six or twelve year limitation periods – good or bad? Read our article to see what we think. The second topic contains a useful and timely reminder on the laws applied to interpreting contracts.
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Flint Bishop's construction team will be hosting a seminar early next year, on what is hot and what
is not so hot in the world of building, construction and engineering. 
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