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Papers published by the Society

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

The Enforceability of Agreements to Negotiate in Major Construction Projects

Trevor Thomas

Nr D100 - April 2009, 174k

Liquidated Damages

Hamish Lal

Nr D099 - April 2009, 180k

English Law Concepts in the Gulf Cooperation Council Countries

James Bremen

Nr D098 - April 2009, 82k

Methods of Delay Analysis and how they are viewed by the United States legal system

John B Tieder

Nr D097 - March 2009, 254k

The World Bank Form of Contract

Peter Scott Caldwell

Nr D096 - March 2009, 162k

Payment under the Construction Act: Current Case Law

Nicholas Gould

Nr D094 - October 2008, 290k

Beware the Dark Arts! Delay Analysis and the Problems with Reliance on Technology

David Barry

Nr D095 - January 2009, 150k

Court challenges to ADR in Construction: European and English Law

Philip Britton

Nr 152 - January 2009, 581k

How should delay be analysed - Dominant cause and its relevance to concurrent delay

Jeremy Winter

Nr 153 - January 2009, 322k

Is it all necessary? Who benefits? Provision for multi-tier dispute resolution in international construction contracts

Ellis Baker

Nr 154 - January 2009, 192k

The designer's duty - Time for review

Alexander Nissen QC

Nr 151 - December 2008, 137k

Compound Interest and Financing Claims: The 'Sempra Metals' Revolution

Judge Anthony Thornton QC

Nr 150 - October 2008, 178k

Catching Water in a Net: The Elusive Concept of 'A Reasonable Settlement'

Judge Peter Coulson QC

Nr 149 - September 2008, 154k

The Right Law for Construction? Choice of Law: Rome I and Rome II

Philip Britton

Nr 148 - August 2008, 584k

Ethics: The SCL approach and the wider context

Peter Higgins and Philip Britton

Nr 146 - July 2008, 284k

Proportionate Liability: Reform or Regression?

Professor Doug Jones

Nr 147 - July 2008, 221k

Public Law and Statutory Adjudication

Julian Bailey

In his prize winning paper, Julian Bailey considers the accepted grounds of challenge to an adjudicator's decision, in order to resist enforcement proceedings in court.

Nr 145 - June 2008

The Value is Whatever I Say It Is: Determinations by the principal under construction contracts

Trevor Thomas

Nr D092 - May 2008

The Duty to Disclose: A clash of law and morality

Shy Jackson

Nr D093 - May 2008

Modern Plain English Drafting and Construction: The Malaysian Subcontract Model Terms

Sr Noushad Ali Naseem Ameer Ali

What might the plain language movement have to teach the drafters of standard form contracts and of statutes concerned with construction?

Nr D090 - April 2008, 508k

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