It was delayed. Instead of earning that money at a particular time, it earned it 10 weeks later. And since it did one job at a time, its next job was merely delayed by the same 10 weeks. And that is where an adjudicator or arbitrator might have reached a different conclusion from the learned judge. An arbitrator or adjudicator may have concluded that it was relatively simple to make up the lost time and awarded nothing.
Perception plays a role in every tribunal.
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