There has been a dispute about a matter not mentioned in the Adjudication table. Which Party may refer the dispute to the Adjudicator?

BuiltIntelligence · 15 October 2012 18:21

There has been a dispute about a matter which is not specifically mentioned in the Adjudication table. Which Party may refer the dispute to the Adjudicator?

BuiltIntelligence · 15 October 2012 18:21

If there is a dispute about a matter not specifically mentioned in the Adjudication table, either Party may refer it to the Adjudicator (see Adjudication table W1.3).

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There has been a dispute about a matter not mentioned in the Adjudication table. Which Party may refer the dispute to the Adjudicator?

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