Discriminating choice

Choosing a contractor on the grounds of nationality is contrary to domestic and European legislation, as the House of Commons found recently. Brian Clark and Steven Norris explain

Harmon CFEM Facades (UK) Ltd v the corporate officer of the House of Commons

The High Court decision in Harmon (October 1999) considered whether, in the context of the procurement of public works contracts, UK contracting authorities should adopt a “buy British” policy. The case demonstrates that, under both European and domestic law, the procurer is placed...

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