Is it reasonable conduct to suggest to a nominating body a potential nomination as adjudicator?

JCT_Experts 6 February 2013 09:43 2

Generally adjudicators are named in contracts, and thus it is rare for this to take place. However, there is no legal reason why this should be forbidden.

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