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Forensic Construction
Forensic Construction
- Between a Rock and a Hard Plaza, a tale of 22 Towers
- The Rise and Fall of the Cavity Wall - A 20th Century Phenomenon
- Setting it in stone
- Designing for Movement
- Faulty materials
- The incidence of different types of defects
- Benefits of alternative dispute resolution
- Fixed-Price Building Contracts
- Oral and written contracts
- ‘State-of-the-Art’ defence
- Third Party/Section 20 Actions
- Trying the Expert
- An Arbitrator Takes Advice
- An Adjudicator Takes Advice Which He Does Not Follow
- Roof Slates Melting in the Sun
- Privity of Contract
- Law Reform (Contributory Negligence) Act 1945
- Civil Liability (Contribution) Act 1978
- Product Insurance
- Building Insurance
- Insurance Policies Must Comply with the Governing Law
- Exclusion Clauses
- Building over the boundary
- Insurance Cover for Construction?
- Personal And Company Liability
- The Duty To Review Design
- Lead Roof Corrosion
- Architectural Acoustics
- The incidence of different types of defects
- Knowledge is what you get from reading the contract. Experience is what you get from not reading it
- Professional Negligence in Tort – Sods Law or a Landmark Victory
- Architect Vindicated
Well Built?
Well Built?
A Forensic Approach to the Prevention, Diagnosis and Cure of Building Defects
Bringing technical, practical and legal aspects of building defects together for the first time in one volume, this book provides practical guidance through the minefield of building defects and disputes.
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