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2/26/2026 3:06:52 PM | less than a minute read

Providence v Hexagon: Supreme Court Clarifies JCT Termination

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Supreme Court clarifies that contractors need an accrued right under clause 8.9.3 before terminating repeated defaults under JCT contracts.

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