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A total of 511 papers have been published by the Society.

Enabling Building Information Modelling Through Procurement and Contracts

David Mosey, Christopher Howard and Darya Bahram

Nr D192 - September 2016, 650k

Payment in Construction Contracts: How to get paid

Barry Hembling

Nr D191 - September 2016, 650k

Recovering Adjudication Costs under the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act

Rachel Gwilliam

Nr 201 - August 2016, 585k

Retention of Title and Vesting Clauses - Do they provide security over goods? [updated]

Michael Mendelblat

Nr D190 - July 2016, 664k

Judicial Remedies for Construction Defects: Common Law, Equity or Statute?

Philip Britton

Nr 200 - May 2016, 800k

Contract Theorists: What Did They Ever Do for Us in Construction Law?

Matthew Bell

Nr D189 - May 2016, 540k

Shylock's Construction Law: The Brave New Life of Liquidated Damages?

Mathias Cheung

Nr 199 - May 2016, 800k

Giving Rights to Third Parties: Topical Issues

Steven Walker QC and John Hughes-D'Aeth

Nr 198 - May 2016, 760k

The Regulation of Misconduct in Adjudication and Arbitration

James Pickavance

Nr D188 - April 2016, 760k

A Clearer Perspective on a Novel Legal Beast: Some Implications of Aspect v Higgins

Andrew Bartlett QC and Isabel Hitching

Nr 197 - April 2016, 725k

All That Glistens is Not Gold: Some issues for the UK Construction Industry in a Post-Brexit World

Christopher Muttukumaru CB

Nr D187 - April 2016, 620k

Where are we now on the Interpretation of Contracts? A Cloak and Dagger Tale

Peter Rees QC

Nr 196 - January 2016, 700k

The Use of Expert Evidence in Resolving Disputes in Common Law Jurisdictions

Kim Rosenberg

Nr D186 - December 2015, 580k

Liquidated Damages or Penalty: Cavendish v Makdessi

Joanna Smith QC

Nr 195 - December 2015, 825k

The Pioneering TCC: Pushing the Boundaries on Litigation Costs

Fiona Sinclair QC, Siân Mirchandani and Roger Mallalieu

Nr D185 - December 2015, 850k

Prospective Claims for Variations Under FIDIC and NEC3: Evidential and Procedural Issues

Christopher Ennis

Nr D182 - October 2015, 565k

Adjudication Enforcement and Insolvent Companies: The unsatisfactory state of the law

James Bowling

Nr D183 - October 2015, 720k

The Modern Construction of Limitation of Liability Clauses

Ben Patten QC and Richard Liddell

Nr D184 - October 2015, 670k

Delay Damages and Site Conditions: Contrasts in US and English Law

Stephen A Hess and Julian Bailey

Nr D181 - September 2015, 640k

Equitable Set-Off - A New Direction After Geldof?

Frances Pigott

Nr D180 - August 2015, 700k

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