Cladding manufacturers on notice: Mulalley secures contribution from Sto in landmark judgment
Summary
The article reports on a landmark court judgment in which Mulalley secured a contribution from Sto, highlighting ongoing legal disputes over responsibility for cladding-related failures in the aftermath of Grenfell. It notes that the courts continue to address liability questions nearly a decade after the fire.
Why it matters
This is relevant to residential property surveyors because cladding and external wall system defects remain a major source of risk, remediation, and liability in the housing sector. Surveyors may encounter buildings affected by these issues when advising on condition, valuation, and safety.
Key points
- A court judgment has found in favour of Mulalley in securing a contribution from Sto.
- The case forms part of the wider post-Grenfell legal fallout.
- The article focuses on responsibility for cladding-related defects and liability allocation.
- The issue remains significant for residential buildings with external wall concerns.
Organisations:
Mulalley, Sto, Charles Russell Speechlys, Construction News
Locations:
Grenfell Tower
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