Arbitration Practice in Construction ContractsConsiders each stage in the course of an arbitration in detail, from the claimant's decision to seek the means of resolving a dispute to the arbitrator's award, explaining clearly and concisely what is expected of the claimant, respondent and arbitrator and when. |
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acceptance accordance action additional agreed allegation amended amount appeal application appointment Arbitration Act arbitration agreement arbitrator or umpire arbitrator’s arising authority award Chapter Civil Engineers claim Claimant Clause commencement completion construction contract contractor Convention copy costs counsel Counterclaim course deal decision Defence delay determine differences directions dispute documents effect enforcement ensure entitled event evidence example expert extension fact fails fees final further give given hearing High Court ICE Conditions incurred Institution intention interest issues judge knowledge leave letter Limited matters means meeting month namely necessary notice offer otherwise paragraph parties payment period person pleadings Points possible practice preliminary prepared present procedure proceedings provision question question of law reasons reference relation relevant represented request respect respondent rules served statement submission submitted tender unless usually valid witness writing
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| Pealkiri | Arbitration Practice in Construction Contracts |
| Autor | D.A. Stephenson |
| Edition | 3, revised |
| Publisher | Routledge, 2003 |
| ISBN | 1135826501, 9781135826505 |
| Length | 232 pages |
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