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Adjudication Digest No 01/2014 There's no argument, you signed for it. The Adjudication Digest takes a recent decision by a TDS Adjudicator and sets out the reasoning behind it. We hope that you will

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How to fill out adjudication digest?

1. Start by gathering all necessary information and documents related to the adjudication process.
2. In the first section of the adjudication digest, provide a brief overview of the case, including the key parties involved and a summary of the dispute.
3. The next section should consist of a detailed analysis of the claims made by each party, along with supporting evidence and legal arguments.
4. Include any relevant laws, regulations, or contract provisions that may impact the outcome of the adjudication.
5. In the following section, provide a thorough evaluation of the evidence presented by both parties, highlighting any inconsistencies or gaps in the evidence.
6. If applicable, discuss any witnesses or expert testimony that was presented during the adjudication process.
7. Offer an objective and unbiased assessment of the arguments made by each party, weighing the strengths and weaknesses of their positions.
8. In the final section, conclude the adjudication digest with a clear and concise summary of the findings, including any recommended decisions or actions.
9. Review the adjudication digest for accuracy and clarity, making any necessary revisions or updates.
10. Submit the completed adjudication digest to the relevant parties, ensuring that all requirements and deadlines are met.

Who needs adjudication digest?

1. Adjudicators: Adjudication digest is crucial for adjudicators as it helps them understand the details of the case, evaluate arguments, and make an informed decision.
2. Parties involved in the dispute: Both the claimant and respondent benefit from the adjudication digest as it provides a comprehensive overview of the case, allowing them to review the arguments and evidence presented.
3. Legal representatives: Lawyers representing either party can use the adjudication digest as a reference document to understand the strengths and weaknesses of the case, assisting them in formulating legal strategies.
4. Project stakeholders: In construction or other large-scale projects where adjudication is common, project stakeholders such as owners, contractors, and subcontractors may find the adjudication digest useful to assess the progress of the project and the resolution of disputes.
5. Regulatory bodies: Adjudication digests may be required by regulatory bodies or government agencies overseeing a particular industry or sector to ensure compliance with rules and regulations.
6. Future reference: Adjudication digests can serve as a valuable resource for future reference, allowing parties involved in similar disputes to learn from past experiences and make more informed decisions.

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What is adjudication digest?

Adjudication digest is a summary report that documents the findings, decisions, and resolutions of an adjudication process.

Who is required to file adjudication digest?

The parties involved in the adjudication process, such as the plaintiff and defendant, are required to file adjudication digest.

How to fill out adjudication digest?

Adjudication digest should be filled out by providing a detailed summary of the adjudication process, including the key findings and decisions.

What is the purpose of adjudication digest?

The purpose of adjudication digest is to provide a clear and concise record of the adjudication process for future reference.

What information must be reported on adjudication digest?

Adjudication digest must include information such as the parties involved, key findings, decisions, and any resolutions made during the adjudication process.