Martin v Willson [1911] ZATPD 115 (11 August 1911)

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Work and Labour - Remuneration - Recovery - When Architect's Certificate Condition Precedent

 

Case summary

An architect's certificate is a condition precedent to a claim for recovery of money under the contract only when the contract makes clear provision to that effect. When the terms of the contract are ambiguous such a term will not be implied.

 


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