The Law and Practice of Complex Construction Projects (Paperback, 1)

Introduction. PART ONE: THE PRE-CONTRACTUAL PHASE. Chapter 1: The pre-tender phase. Chapter 2: The tender phase. Chapter 3: The award phase. PART TWO: INTRODUCTION TO CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS. Chapter 4: Elements of an enforceable construction contract. Chapter 5: Main categories of construction contracts. PART THREE: CONTRACT NEGOTIATION: CLAUSES SPECIFIC TO CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS. Chapter 6: General contract negotiation issues. Chapter 7: Price and payment. Chapter 8: Guarantees. Chapter 9: Contract participants. Chapter 10: The site. Chapter 11: Design. Chapter 12:  Labour, health and safety. Chapter 13: Performance. Chapter 14: Time. Chapter 15: Suspension. Chapter 16: Variations. Chapter 17: Taking over. Chapter 18: Defects. Chapter 19: Insurance. Chapter 20: Indemnities. Chapter 21: Exclusion and limitation of liability. Chapter 22: Claims. PART FOUR: CONTRACT NEGOTIATION: GENERAL AND “BOILER PLATE” CLAUSES. Chapter 23: General issues. Chapter 24: Other general obligations. Chapter 25: Liability issues. Chapter 26: Environmental, social and governance issues. Chapter 27: Supervening events affecting the parties’ obligations. Chapter 28:  Termination. Chapter 29: Governing law and dispute resolution. PART FIVE: THE CONTRACT: INTERPRETATION. Chapter 30: Implied terms. Chapter 31: Interpretation of construction contracts. PART SIX: CONTARCT EXECUTION. Chapter 32: Capacity. Chapter 33: Authority. Chapter 34: Form and formalities. PART SEVEN: DEFENCES FOR NON-PERFORMANCE. Chapter 35: Misrepresentation, illegality, mistake and duress. Chapter 36: Prevention and force majeure. Chapter 37: Suspension, termination and set-off. PART EIGHT: REMEDIES. Chapter 38: Remedies. Chapter 39: Breach of contract and negligence. PART NINE: CLAIMS. Chapter 40: General aspects of claims in construction contracts. Chapter 41: Claims against the employer. Chapter 42: Claims against the contractor. PART TEN: DISPUTES. Chapter 43:   Litigation, arbitration and alternative dispute resolution.