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

Litigating the Major Construction Case

James J Myers

Nr 9 - 1988, 330k

Hudson Prize 1997, winner: The Effect of Letters of Intent

John McGuinnes

Nr 71 - 1998, 367k

Enforcing EC Public Procurement Rules

His Honour Judge Geddes

Nr 73 - April 1998, 283k

The EU Directives on Public Procurement - The Danish Experience

Jens Jordahn and Katja Høegh

Nr 67 - May 1997, 335k

Liability and Insurance Reforms in Australia

Kim Lovegrove

Nr 68 - September 1997, 251k

Construction and Environmental Risk: A New Approach? Seeking the Wisdom of Solomon

Denzil Millichap

Nr 69 - October 1997, 847k

Decennial Insurance in France

Gerard Honig

Nr 70 - October 1997, 385k

Party Autonomy and the Decision in Crouch

David Streatfield-James

Nr 65 - 1997

Adjudication: Can contracts be drafted so as to stop lawyers wrecking them?

Ronald Walker QC and Anthony Speaight QC

Nr 66 - 1997

Judicial Procedures - The Way Forward

His Honour Judge Kershaw QC

Nr 60 - 1996

Terms of an Arbitral Appointment

Ray Turner

Nr 61 - 1996

In at the Deep End with the House of Lords

John Cartwright and Anthony Lavers

Nr 55 - 1996

Hudson Prize 1996, winner: Some Aspects of Good Faith and Fairness in the Formation of Construction and Engineering Contracts

Paul Bick

Nr 62 - 1996

Court Experts

His Honour Judge James Fox-Andrews QC

Nr 56 - 1996

Deciding Disputes - Common Ground Between Judgements and Arbitration Awards

His Honour Judge Peter Bowsher QC

Nr 64 - 1996

Final Certification - Revisited

Anthony Lavers

Nr 57 - 1996

Concurrent Delays

Iain Wishart

Nr 58 - 1996

Suitable Sub-Contracting Arrangements

Rudi Klein

Nr 59 - 1996

The FIDIC Contract Forms: The Present and Future

John Bowcock

Nr 53 - 1995

The Effect of the Final Certificate

Anthony Lavers

Nr 47 - 1995

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