Need to Agree Clear Contractual Terms: Harvey Shop Fitters Ltd -v- ADI Ltd

• Author:
• Alex Cunliffe

The Dispute

The recent case of Harvey Shopfitters Ltd -v- ADI Ltd [2003] All ER (D) 129 (Mar) serves as a reminder of the need to have clear contractual terms. If you leave things unsaid, the Court may say them for you.

The case concerned refurbishment works carried out by Harvey on a number of flats owned by ADI. As often happens, a letter of intent was issued by the architect to allow early commencement of the works:

"…I write to confirm that it is the intention of our client, A.D.I. L... (1328 more words)

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