Technology and Construction Court
HT-2022-000311 & HT-2022-000254 - [2024] EWHC 3179 (TCC)
Fecha: 11-Dic-2024
Breaches
Breaches
RTM and Click St Andrews: the Freehold Purchase Agreement
RTM’s case
RTM’s position is that the inadequate protection provided at roof level amounted to or involved a breach of the express provisions of the FPA. Implied terms were also relied upon but it does not seem to me to be necessary to consider such implied terms as the issues are covered by the express terms and breaches thereof.
RTM relies principally on the provisions of clause 5.2 and contends that the inadequate water protection (and the consequent water ingress) amount to or evidence a failure to use all reasonable endeavours to procure that the Works were carried out with due diligence and in a good and workmanlike manner.
- Heading
- The parties
- The claimants’ case in summary
- Procedural matters and representation
- Amended Particulars of Claim
- The Agreement for Sale
- The purported rescission of the FPA and RTM’s claim
- The no loss defence
- The position of the leaseholders and the leaseholders’ claims
- The leases
- Insurance
- Breach of statutory duty
- Negligence
- Nuisance
- The rainwater ingress
- Breaches
- Click St Andrews’ position
- Discussion
- Other defects and expert evidence
- The Rivett reports
- Mr Ferguson
- Miscellaneous defects
- Mr Ebbatson
- Remedial works
- Quantum
- Flat 1
- Flat 5
- Flat 6
- Flat 7
- Flat 8
- Flat 9
- Flat 10
- Flat 11
- Flat 12
- Flat 13
- Mitigation
- Conclusions