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Papers published by the Society

A total of 482 papers have been published by the Society.

Legal Aspects of Public Private Partnerships in Ireland

Finola McCarthy

October 2001, 72k

The Irish Freedom of Information Act 1997: Disclosure by public bodies of tenders received

Maeve McDonagh

October 2001, 74k

Thames Water's Procurement Strategy

Gordon H Bateman

October 2001, 81k

Part 36, Part 44 and Calderbank Letters: Important keys to successful dispute resolution

John Tackaberry QC

October 2001, 78k

Security and Construction Contracts

Richard Davis

October 2001, 127k

WMC Resources: A persuasive interpretation based on what courts are asked to do

Adrian Baron

September 2001, 76k

PPC 2000: The first standard form of contract for project partnering

David Mosey

September 2001, 84k

Contracted Mediation - resolution before the law, not after

Patrick Green and Stephen Woodward

August 2001, 75k

Are we all in the wrong job? Reflections on Construction Dispute Resolution

Professor John Uff QC

July 2001, 87k

Panatown v McAlpine

Philip Eyre

May 2001, 82k

Construction, Public Bodies and Liability in Negligence: Fair, Just and Reasonable?

Philip Britton

May 2001, 169k

Principles and Policies in Delay Analysis

Keith Pickavance

April 2001, 1.6MB

Trends and Developments in the Resolution of Construction Disputes

Victoria Russell

April 2001, 207k

Value Management

Martyn Quarterman

April 2001, 48k

Some Aspects of the Construction Industry Model Arbitration Rules

His Honour Judge Humphrey Lloyd QC

April 2001, 245k

Hudson Prize 1999, winner: After the Divorce - Problems With Partnering Agreements

Deborah Brown

March 2001, 68k

Hudson Prize 1999, 2nd place: Pure Economic Loss for Defective Buildings After Henderson v Merrett

Michael J Barlow

March 2001, 98k

Introduction to the judiciary expertise in France - (ii)

Denys Duprey

May 2000, 68k

Introduction to the judiciary expertise in France - (i)

J. Robert Gandur

May 2000, 50k

The Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 and its Implications for Commercial Contracts

Professor Andrew Burrows

May 2000, 124k

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