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Construction Contract Issues for Non-Litigators
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This book is only available in PDF format
Published: 22 May, 2012
Published: 22 May, 2012
Pages: 51
Introduction
This booklet asks, “What is a construction contract intended to achieve?” and then discusses the contractual matrix in a typical construction project, from the perspectives of larger commercial projects and also smaller domestic projects.
It examines common contractual arrangements and discusses issues and risks relating to key players such as head contractors, sub-contractors and suppliers. It discusses what legislation is of most relevance to construction contracts, with reference to case law, and considers the various dispute resolution options available when contract problems arise.
The booklet ends with a workshop scenario.
It examines common contractual arrangements and discusses issues and risks relating to key players such as head contractors, sub-contractors and suppliers. It discusses what legislation is of most relevance to construction contracts, with reference to case law, and considers the various dispute resolution options available when contract problems arise.
The booklet ends with a workshop scenario.
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