Contract law is a key part of the construction industry and takes up a significant part of any degree course in building or construction. In a simple and accessible manner, this book covers the essentials of the subject, such as how the law has developed, the reasoning behind key contract clauses, and how contract law is applied in practice. It provides a helpful guide for students, and bridges the gap between undergraduates and practitioners.
Preface - Nature of Construction Contracts - Outline of the Law of Obligations - The Formation of Construction Contracts - Consideration - The Role of the Architect and the Engineer - The Main Obligations of the Contractor - The Main Obligations of the Employer - Time and Provisions for Delay - Variations and the Right to Payment - Payment and Certification - Sub-Contracting - Supply Contracts - Design Liability of Professionals and Contractors - Liabilities Post-Completion - Determination and Damages - Dispute Resolution - Index. |
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