Dispute resolution in the construction industry.

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Gould, Nicholas

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Language: English Publication details: London Thomas Telford 1999Description: 222p ; 30cmISBN:

0727728369

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LOC classification:

347.4107

Summary: The report draws on DETR-funded research, which included the largest ever survey of UK construction disputes, to present a review of the current status and future development of dispute resolution in the industry. The full range of dispute resolution techniques is presented, both traditional and alternative. Printed with wrong ISBN 0727728466.

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The report draws on DETR-funded research, which included the largest ever survey of UK construction disputes, to present a review of the current status and future development of dispute resolution in the industry. The full range of dispute resolution techniques is presented, both traditional and alternative. Printed with wrong ISBN 0727728466.

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