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11 Aug 2005 12:00AM
Lafarge (Aggregates) Ltd v Newham London Borough Council (Queen's Bench Division - 24 June 2005)
This case serves as a clear warning to parties to make sure they have understood the operation of any time limits in their contracts, so as to ensure notices and the like are validly served. In this instance, one of the parties misinterpreted the meaning of "working day".
The claimant company, Lafarge, entered into a contract with the defendant local authority, Newham, to provide con... (401 more words)
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