R v Cripps ex parte Muldoon [1984] QB 686

Procedure: Many a slip

Joanne Green highlights the circumstances in which an error in an order may be corrected to reflect the intention of the court Where there is any indication that a correction under the slip rule may be contentious, it is sensible to make the application on notice so that both parties can be heard in the …

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Adjudication: Back to the drawing board

Andrew Archer examines a recent application of the adjudication slip rule ‘Decisions of adjudicators should be enforced save in very exceptional cases and in interpreting an adjudicator’s decision the court should consider the context of the referred dispute.’ A recent High Court decision has provided practitioners with a helpful review of the authorities on the …

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