Hudson's Building and Engineering Contracts 1st Supplement

Hudson's provides an overview of the law and interpretation of construction contracts, taking into account the practical and commercial realities relating to construction projects. Delivers in-depth explanation and interpretation of the law relating to construction contracts Guides you through the ambiguities and technicalities often arising over interpretation and application of contracts, both for the general construction professional and specialist lawyer Provides illustrations by reference to standard construction contracts: JCT, NEC, ICE, FIDIC Considers contracts in context of the ever changing and expanding information relating to standard contracts and the legislation and case law associated with them Retains the general introduction to the relevant law relating to construction disputes Gives illustrated up-to-date case summaries in all important areas of law relating to construction Details the responsibilities and obligations of project managers, architects, engineers, surveyors and IT consultants involved in the contracts Takes into account the practical and commercial realities of construction projects generally Provides a legal analysis of Tenders and Estimates through to Delay, Defects, Price, Approvals, Certificates and Damages Coverage extends to the commonwealth, Australia, New Zealand and Hong Kong, Singapore and other countries