KEATING ON CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS FROM THE GROUND UP Stephen Furst QC and Sir Vivian Ramsey Assisted by contributors from Keating Chambers NEW 9TH EDITION
KEATING ON CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS FROM THE GROUND UP Stephen Furst QC and Sir Vivian Ramsey Assisted by contributors from Keating Chambers
The new 9th edition of this classic construction law text offers practical analysis of the law relating to building contracts. It covers all relevant legislation and case law, EC law and JCT Forms of Contract and ICE Conditions of Contract.
THE ESSENTIAL CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS GUIDE: • Provides detailed commentary on all issues relating to construction contracts • Offers practical help on interpreting legislation and analysing judicial decisions • Covers UK case law and relevant decisions from Europe and overseas • Reproduces the ICC form and the JCT 2011 form in full • Includes Commentary on JCT Standard Form of Building Contract and Nominated Sub Contract • Features key sections of Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996
NEW FOR THE 9TH EDITION Updates to the new edition include a new chapter on Delay and Disruption. You will also find new coverage of the FIDIC and NEC3 contracts. The Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 as amended by the Local Democracy, Economic Development and Construction Act 2009 that came into force on 1 October 2011 is also featured, allowing you to absorb all the changes. Alongside this, references to case law, journals and other source material have been refreshed throughout.
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COMPLETE CONTENTS
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
• The nature of a Building Contract
Stephen Furst QC has been a member of Keating Chambers for over 30 years. A deputy Judge of the Technology and Construction Court he specialises in construction, engineering, energy and technology related disputes and professional negligence actions within these areas. Stephen regularly acts for clients in UK High Courts, Court of Appeal and the House of Lords. An accredited adjudicator and mediator, he is also an arbitrator on domestic and international arbitrations for the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA).
• Formation of Contract • Construction of Contracts • The Right to Payment and Varied Work • Employer’s Approval and Architect’s Certificates • Excuses for Non-Performance • Negligence and Economic Loss • Delay and Disruption • Financial Recovery and Causation • Liquidated Damages • Default of the Parties – Various Matters • Various Equitable Doctrines • Assignments, Substituted Contracts and Sub-Contracts • Architects, Engineers and Surveyors • Public Procurement • Various Legislation • Arbitration • 1996 Act • Litigation • JCT • Infrastructure Conditions of Contract
Sir Vivian Ramsey QC joined Keating Chambers in 1981. He has practiced all over the world, including in the Far East and West Indies and arbitrations on four continents. Sir Vivian was appointed to the High Court Bench in 2005 and voted Construction Silk of the Year by Chambers Directory in the same year. He served as Head of Chambers until his appointment to the Bench, where he is currently the Judge in charge of the Technology and Construction Court.
• NEC3 and FIDIC • Appendix A: 1996 Act as amended by 2009 Act • Appendix B: Scheme
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• Provides a comprehensive update of the law and interpretation of construction contracts since the 12th edition published in December 2010 • Puts construction contracts in the context of ever changing case law and legislation whilst at the same time taking into account the practical and commercial realities relating to construction projects • Includes a new section on domestic arbitration
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