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What documents are really needed in order to resolve a construction dispute?

By: Language: English Series: Construction Law Journal ; (2006) 22 160-171(12)Publication details: 2006Subject(s): Summary: Insufficient attention is often paid to the difference between the quantity and quality of documentation, and the question of which of it is material, in a construction dispute. The level of documentation that is relevant, necessary or proportionate will vary depending on the circumstances of each particular dispute. The temptation to produce every available document must be resisted; swamping the court with documents is likely only to increase costs and obscure the main points at issue. Contains summary of documentary requirements from common standard forms of contract.
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Insufficient attention is often paid to the difference between the quantity and quality of documentation, and the question of which of it is material, in a construction dispute. The level of documentation that is relevant, necessary or proportionate will vary depending on the circumstances of each particular dispute. The temptation to produce every available document must be resisted; swamping the court with documents is likely only to increase costs and obscure the main points at issue. Contains summary of documentary requirements from common standard forms of contract.