Case in point construction claims

By:

Constable, Adam

Contributor(s):

Lamont, Calum

Language: English Series: RICS Case in Point SeriesPublication details: London RICS 2007Description: xiv, 207p. 21cmISBN:

9781842193464

Subject(s):

LOC classification:

692.8 $2 18

Summary: Practical casebook aimed at practitioners. Based on summaries of construction claims cases, with expert commentary. Covers payment claims, certification processes governing building contracts, variation claims, the effect of notification provisions, questions of delay and disruption, typical claims brought by employers regarding liquidated damages, termination and repudiatory breach.

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Reference material	London Books	692.8 CON (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available	30072553
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Archive	London RICS Boxes	2007/66 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available	30072549

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Practical casebook aimed at practitioners. Based on summaries of construction claims cases, with expert commentary. Covers payment claims, certification processes governing building contracts, variation claims, the effect of notification provisions, questions of delay and disruption, typical claims brought by employers regarding liquidated damages, termination and repudiatory breach.

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