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“Pay now, argue later” is the principle. If you are a party to a qualifying construction contract, then you have a right to adjudicate – a 28 day process from
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We probably use at least one type of emoji and a popular one must be the thumbs up. But how legally binding is it if you reply with that emoji?
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