Inordinate and Inexcusable Delay in UK Law
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Commercial Arbitration in Bermuda
... ... has been either intentional and vexatious delay or inordinate and inexcusable delay such that the ... ...
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Court of Appeal
... ... CourtofAppealto delay lodging notice of appeal against conviction until ... of process, in thatthere has been an inordinate and inexcusable delay in commencing ... ...
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NOTES OF CASES
... ... in situations where there is inordinate delay in the prosecution of an action and ... (or (b) The delay must be inexcusable.s the large number of protracted, day ... ...
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NOTES OF CASES
... ... help,s a process that adds to the delay without, usually, in the end securing ... the plaintiffs delay has been inordinate and inexcusable, to the prejudice of the ... ...
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Arbitration
... ... hint of irony that “[a]rbitrations about delay are notoriously time consuming”. See also ... is satisied that there has been inordinate and inexcusable delay on the part of the claimant ... ...
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Breach of contract and termination
... ... or ascertainable amount for the period of delay in reaching completion. 19 he parties may agree, ... a contractor’s delay is gross and inexcusable, the contractor’s conduct may amount to a ... may, for example, be made where an inordinate period of time has elapsed, and neither party has ... ...
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Litigation
... ... ’s entitlement to compensation for delay or disruption may accrue only after the making of ... , that there had been a gross and inexcusable delay by the plaintif in seeking to make the ... 16,000 defects would have occupied an inordinate amount of time. Tobias JA described such an ... ...
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