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Papers published by the Society

A total of 467 papers have been published by the Society.

Is the Construction Industry Waving or Drowning?

John Uff CBE QC

The King's College Construction Law Association Sweet & Maxwell 20th annual lecture given at King's College London on 11th May 2017.

June 2017, 455k

Quiet Enjoyment' Revisited: A landlord's liability to a tenant for disruption caused by construction

Philip Britton

A paper based on the essay awarded first prize in the Hudson essay competition 2016, presented to a meeting of the Society of Construction Law in London on 2nd May 2017

May 2017, 675k

A Mad Tea Party: The role of clarity and common sense in the interpretation of construction contracts

Jon-Selous Borlace

A paper based on the joint second prize winning entry in the Hudson essay competition 2016 presented to a meeting of the Society of Construction Law in London on 2nd May 2017

May 2017, 560k

The Best Laid Schemes of TECBAR and TeCSA: Potential Problems under the New Pre-Action Protocol

James Frampton

A paper based on the joint second prize winning entry in the Hudson essay competition 2016 presented to a meeting of the Society of Construction Law in London on 2nd May 2017

May 2017, 360k

Co-insurance: Is it a complete defence to claims for damage caused to the works?

Paul Reed QC

A paper presented to a meeting of the Society of Construction Law in London on 27th March 2017

April 2017, 450k

Arbitrators and Adjudicators: Impartiality and an Open Mind

The Hon Mr Justice Anthony Edwards-Stuart

Arbitrators and Adjudicators: Impartiality and an Open Mind

March 2017, 350k

Causes of Catastrophic Failure in Construction

Sean Brady

March 2017, 440k

The Insurance Act 2015: How will it impact upon the insurance of construction professionals?

Ben Patten QC and Siân Mirchandani

The Insurance Act 2015: How will it impact upon the insurance of construction professionals?

March 2017, 500k

Papers published by the Society

Is the Construction Industry Waving or Drowning?

Quiet Enjoyment' Revisited: A landlord's liability to a tenant for disruption caused by construction

A Mad Tea Party: The role of clarity and common sense in the interpretation of construction contracts

The Best Laid Schemes of TECBAR and TeCSA: Potential Problems under the New Pre-Action Protocol

Co-insurance: Is it a complete defence to claims for damage caused to the works?

Arbitrators and Adjudicators: Impartiality and an Open Mind

Causes of Catastrophic Failure in Construction

The Insurance Act 2015: How will it impact upon the insurance of construction professionals?

Rights of Natural Drainage and the Common Enemy Rule

Design Liability: Process or Outcome?

Payment under the Construction Act: Old and New Regimes

Delay Analysis: Backwards or forwards - does it make a difference?

Can Letters of Intent Help You Avoid Lawyers?

Errors in Adjudicator's Decisions: Right Question, Wrong Answer

Factual' and 'Legal' Causation in Construction and Infrastructure Law: A thorny subject

Hot-tubbing, presentations and other gimmicks: How not to manage expert evidence

Enabling Building Information Modelling Through Procurement and Contracts

Payment in Construction Contracts: How to get paid

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

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