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" Construction contracts : "
David Chapell.
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BL
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1022159
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b776529
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Chappell, David, (David M.)
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Construction contracts : : questions and answers /\ David Chapell.
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London ;New York :: Taylor & Francis,, 2006.
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1 online resource (1 volume)
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0203966872
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: 1280553243
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: 9780203966877
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: 9781280553240
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0415375975
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9780415375979
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| Contents
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1. Pre-contract issues -- 2. General contractual matters -- 3. Contractor's programme -- 4. Contract administration -- 5. Architects -- 6. Fees -- 7. Inspection -- 8. Defects -- 9. Design -- 10. Possession of the site -- 11. Architect's instructions -- 12. Valuation and payment -- 13. Certificates -- 14. Sub-contracts -- 15. Extensions of time -- 16. Liquidated damages -- 17. Loss and/or expense -- 18. Sectional completion -- 19. Practical completion and partial possession -- 20. Termination -- 21. Disputes.
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| Abstract
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Construction law can be a minefield of complications and misunderstandings in which professionals need answers which are pithy and straightforward but also legally rigorous. In Construction Contracts: Questions and Answers, specialist in construction law David Chappell answers architects' and builders' common construction contract questions. Chappell's authoritative and practical advice answers questions ranging from simple queries, such as which date should be put on a contract, through to more complex issues, such as whether the contractor is entitled to take possession of a section of the work even though it is the contractor's fault that possession is not practicable. In answering genuine questions on construction contracts, Chappell has created an invaluable resource on which not only architects, but also project managers, contractors, QSs, employers and others involved in construction can depend.
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Construction contracts-- Great Britain.
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Construction contracts.
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LAW-- Military.
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Great Britain.
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343.41/078624
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KD1641.C43 2006eb
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