i-law

International Construction Law Review

Articles for 2005

THE ARBITRATION CLAUSE IN FIDIC CONTRACTS FOR MAJOR WORKS

[2005] I.C.L.R. 4

THE INTERNATIONALISATION OF ADR

[2005] I.C.L.R. 16

THE ROLE AND ATTITUDE OF THE COURTS IN AUSTRALIA IN RELATION TO INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION

[2005] I.C.L.R. 27

PROPORTIONAL LIABILITY IN AUSTRALIA— THE DEATH OF CERTAINTY IN RISK ALLOCATION IN CONTRACT

[2005] I.C.L.R. 64

PFI/PPP PROJECT AGREEMENTS—RISK ALLOCATION ISSUES TO CONSIDER IN FLOW-DOWN OF RISKS

[2005] I.C.L.R. 91

CHANGE AND RELATED COSTS MANAGEMENT— SOME OBSERVATIONS FROM SINGAPORE

[2005] I.C.L.R. 104

CORRESPONDENT’S REPORT: SWITZERLAND

[2005] I.C.L.R. 131

THE ICC’S NEW DISPUTE BOARD RULES

[2005] I.C.L.R. 142

A PRINCIPAL’S RIGHTS IN RELATION TO CONTRACTOR’S PLANT UNDER NZS3910:2003: A PLEA FOR CONCEPTUAL CLARITY

[2005] I.C.L.R. 151

NATIONAL EXPRESS AND PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS IN RAIL AND TRAM TRANSPORT IN VICTORIA: A ONE-WAY TICKET?

[2005] I.C.L.R. 168

THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PREVENTION PRINCIPLE IN ENGLISH AND AUSTRALIAN JURISDICTIONS

[2005] I.C.L.R. 197

THE EVOLUTION OF GLOBAL CLAIMS AND LAING MANAGEMENT (SCOTLAND) LTD v. JOHN DOYLE CONSTRUCTION LTD

[2005] I.C.L.R. 212

CORRESPONDENTS’ REPORTS: ENGLAND AND WALES

[2005] I.C.L.R. 248

SPAIN

[2005] I.C.L.R. 262

THE GAP IN SUB-CLAUSE 20.7 OF THE 1999 FIDIC CONTRACTS FOR MAJOR WORKS

[2005] I.C.L.R. 272

ON-DEMAND PERFORMANCE BONDS IN THE INTERNATIONAL MARKET AND ADJUDICATION AS A MEANS OF REDUCING THE RISKS

[2005] I.C.L.R. 284

AN OVERVIEW OF RISK ALLOCATION IN RECENT PPP INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS IN AUSTRALIA

[2005] I.C.L.R. 289

SET-OFFS, CERTIFIED PAYMENTS AND SINGAPORE’S SECURITY OF PAYMENTS ACT 2004

[2005] I.C.L.R. 330

CAN A CONTRACTOR RECOVER WHEN TIME-BARRED?

[2005] I.C.L.R. 341

LEGISLATED ECONOMIC EQUALITY

[2005] I.C.L.R. 379

EXPERT WITNESSES AND LAWYERS: MANAGING THE RELATIONSHIP

[2005] I.C.L.R. 387

ENGLAND AND WALES

[2005] I.C.L.R. 408

CHINA

[2005] I.C.L.R. 412

Book Reviews

[2005] I.C.L.R. 414

THE CONCEPT OF A “BODY GOVERNED BY PUBLIC LAW” IN EUROPEAN PROCUREMENT LAW

[2005] I.C.L.R. 422

INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION: AN EGYPTIAN PERSPECTIVE

[2005] I.C.L.R 443

THE ENFORCEMENT OF UK ADJUDICATION DECISIONS IN EFTA/EU COUNTRIES—UNRECOGNISABLE JUDGMENTS?

[2005] I.C.L.R. 453

COMMERCIAL EXPLOITATION IN CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS: THE ROLE OF ECONOMIC DURESS AND UNJUST ENRICHMENT

[2005] I.C.L.R. 466

ALL’s WELL THAT ENDS WELL: LONDON REMAINS A SUITABLE VENUE FOR INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION—BUT ONLY THANKS TO THE HOUSE OF LORDS

[2005] I.C.L.R. 480

REVIEW OF ARBITRATORS’ EXERCISE OF POWER IN ENGLISH LAW: THE HOUSE OF LORDS DECIDES

[2005] I.C.L.R. 493

THIRD PARTY INTERVENTIONS IN CONSTRUCTION DISPUTE NEGOTIATION

[2005] I.C.L.R. 503

PORTO HUMAN HERITAGE CITY URBAN REGENERATION COMPANIES: NEW POSSIBILITIES AND SOME PROBLEMS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION SECTOR

[2005] I.C.L.R. 518

CORRESPONDENT’s REPORT

[2005] I.C.L.R 523

Book Reviews

[2005] I.C.L.R. 527

Book Reviews

[2005] I.C.L.R. 528

Book Reviews

[2005] I.C.L.R. 530

Copyright © 2024 Maritime Insights & Intelligence Limited. Maritime Insights & Intelligence Limited is registered in England and Wales with company number 13831625 and address 5th Floor, 10 St Bride Street, London, EC4A 4AD, United Kingdom. Lloyd's List Intelligence is a trading name of Maritime Insights & Intelligence Limited.

Lloyd's is the registered trademark of the Society Incorporated by the Lloyd's Act 1871 by the name of Lloyd's.