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Aqua Leisure International Ltd v Benchmark Leisure Ltd: Settlement “subject to contract” does...

The Technology and Construction Court (TCC) have enforced a decision made an adjudicator on the grounds that the terms of a settlement arrangement agreed between the parties, which would have superseded the adjudicator’s decision under Section 108 (3) of the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 (the ‘Construction Act’), was not binding as it was “subject to contract.”

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The Green Gas Support Scheme

The Green Gas Support Scheme – The scope of the opportunity

The UK government has now provided the outline of the “Green Gas Support Scheme" (GGSS), the tariffs that enable some meaningful comparisons with the two principle schemes that support the production of biomethane: the non-domestic renewable heat incentive (RHI) and the renewable transport fuel obligation (RTFO).

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The Green Gas Support Scheme

The Green Gas Support Scheme

With the non-domestic renewable heat incentive (RHI) now closed to new entrants, but with the deadline to achieve Net Zero coming ever closer, the Government has been under pressure for some time to set out how it aims to secure the decarbonisation of heat.

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Mediation – Strong Encouragement from the Court of Appeal

Whether or not changes to the Civil Procedure Rules will ever be introduced to make mediation compulsory remains to be seen. However, the Courts continue to take every opportunity to endorse the use of a skilled mediator in the course of litigation and even after trial where an appeal is on foot.

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The Return of the 4 Month Notice Period (S.8/S.21 Notices)

Further to our previous article regarding the extended stay for Possession Claims, an amendment to Schedule 29 of the Coronavirus Act 2020 has finally been announced. Coming into force on 01 June 2021, this amendment will reduce the extended six month notice period for S.21 and S.8 notices to four months.

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