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1.—(1) Any party to a construction contract (the “referring party”) may give written notice (the “notice of adjudication”) of his intention to refer any dispute arising under the contract, to adjudication.
(2) The notice of adjudication shall be given to every other party to the contract.
(3) The notice of adjudication shall set out briefly—
(a)the nature and a brief description of the dispute and of the parties involved;
(b)details of where and when the dispute has arisen;
(c)the nature of the redress which is sought; and
(d)the names and addresses of the parties to the contract (including, where appropriate, the addresses which the parties have specified for the giving of notices).
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