Domestic arbitrationFriday 17 December 2021
Sir Paul Morgan has provided commentary to The Times on the Commercial Rents (Coronavirus) Bill, following his submission of written evidence to the Public Bill Committee. In this article, Sir Paul discusses why he feels the Government is probably being unrealistic as to how long the process of arbitration will take and how much it will cost.
To read the article on The Times’ website, please click here.
Click here to read more from Sir Paul on the Bill and its passage through Parliament, and click here as he considers the clauses of the Bill which provide for arbitration.
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