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Pris: 1459 SEK exkl. moms  |  This is a new edition of a practical guide to dispute resolution under construction contracts. The authors consider the full range of available dispute resolution methods, including:
• mediation,
• conciliation, and
• determination by dispute review board or expert panel, before focusing specifically on arbitration.
The book looks briefly at all aspects of arbitration, from commencement of proceedings, through preparation and collection of the evidence necessary in complex construction cases, to common procedural issues, the conduct of the hearing and the effect of the award. It also provides guidance on the effective administration of construction contracts and claims management, as well as partnering and alliancing techniques that may avoid the need for recourse to formal dispute resolution. In keeping with its practical focus, the book includes checklists and executive summaries of key points, as well as extracts from relevant institutional rules and other supporting materials.
Contents:
Acknowledgement to the Second Edition pp. 1-12
Chapter 1: Introduction pp. 13-48
Chapter 2: Key Features of Construction Contracts pp. 49-84
Chapter 3: Dispute Avoidance and Resolution pp. 85-98
Chapter 4: Claims Administration pp. 99-118
Chapter 5: Dispute Boards pp. 119-136
Chapter 6: Forms of ADR pp. 137-154
Chapter 7: Commencement of an Arbitration pp. 155-178
Chapter 8: Control of the Arbitration pp. 179-212
Chapter 9: Preparation and Collection of Evidence pp. 213-232
Chapter 10: Programme Analysis pp. 233-252
Chapter 11: Procedural Issues pp. 253-272
Chapter 12: The Conduct of the Hearing pp. 273-304
Chapter 13: Effect of the Award pp. 305-316
Chapter 14: Investor-State Arbitration within the Construction Sector pp. 317-322
Chapter 15: Closing Thoughts pp. 323-324
Annex 1: Dispute Resolution under the FIDIC Silver Book pp. 325-328
Annex 2: Dispute Resolution under NEC3 Option W1 and W2 pp. 329-336
Annex 3: Sample Institutional Flowcharts pp. 337-340
Annex 4: Important Drafting Considerations for Dispute Resolution Clauses pp. 341-352
Annex 5: Sample Multi-Tiered Dispute Resolution Provisions pp. 353-358
Annex 6: Example Outline for Request for Arbitration under the LCIA Rules (1998) pp. 359-368
Annex 7: Example Outline Terms of Reference under the ICC Rules (2012) pp. 369-386
Annex 8: Example Redfern Schedule for Disclosure Requests pp. 387-392
Table of Cases
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