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- Page 5 and 6: BreakingThroughBusinessandLegalBarr
- Page 7 and 8: A Review of Key Legislative and Pol
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- Page 23 and 24: Raiffa (1985) and Lax & Sebenius (1
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ISO 10303. Industrial automation sy
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1. IntroductionA key global challen
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carbon dioxide. Over 90% of non-ene
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Table 1 - Summary of rebate schemes
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The three houses have been initiall
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on utility bills, 12% and 18% highe
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circulator to reduce consumption of
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A Modest Proposal on E-Dispute Reso
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lawyers (Candlin et al., 2002). The
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and prevention (4)Adjudication (3)
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et al. 2009)basedreasoningconstruct
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dealt with the interpretation issue
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5. ConclusionsThe article highlight
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Building Defects: The Spanish CaseM
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considered as a development of arti
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if the defendant was not a part in
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arose as a consequence of the excep
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Act. That is in the case of continu
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Lucas Fernandez (1986) “Comentari
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1. IntroductionFlushed with optimis
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Legal issues in relation to buildin
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implications, whereas the latter wo
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within the prescribed timescale, or
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4. Duty of contract administrator a
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Evaluating Extension of Time Claims
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2.2 Application and grant of extens
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global claims are generally disappr
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approved of the dominant cause appr
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evised completion date is provided
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9. Liquidated damagesIt is often di
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Alternative Dispute Resolution in C
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Support for ADR was demonstrated by
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(e) Expert determination - a privat
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(b) The informality and flexibility
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Another aspect is the worry that a
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established system. Also, whether t
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Sustainable Construction Contracts
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contractual obligation to comply, a
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The five lawyers were randomly allo
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3. ConclusionThe Micro Project prov
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1. IntroductionThe technical and or
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2008). BIM can extend beyond the em
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consultants only to discover that t
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international norms, standards and
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to a variety of procurement and con
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the design. If design errors are di
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MODELIntelligentbuilding model,cons
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fast-moving system better than anyo
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elationships or shifting of risks b
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AcknowledgementThis paper is partly
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The Use of Animation in the Resolut
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Figure 1 - Charles Minard‟s chart
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The nature of standard forms of con
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There are two main ways to create a
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Furthermore, Animation 1 allows the
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4.2.1.1 Dominant CauseThis approach
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or form part of a schedule. However
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Burr. A, and Palles-Clark. R, “Th
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Practice and Procedure in the Media
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parties at the earliest opportunity
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the department of Government respon
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4.2 Mediator appointmentThere are t
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When the interviewees were asked to
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Brooker, P. and Lavers, A. (2005) C
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An International Perspective of the
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disruption on UK construction proje
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2.1.3 The updated programme (UP)The
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USA08USA09USA10monitoring, and reso
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you to prove something on a complex
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3.3 TrainingThe implementation of t
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All of those interviewed agreed tha
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The Impact of Use-based Categorizat
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2. Building controlThis study will
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Building occupancy is the second im
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2.1.3 Discussions2.1.3.1 Structure
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2.2.2 How to enforce building safet
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Figure 5: Building safety control v
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ventilation, mechanical systems are
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3. A Survey of building control on
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4. Conclusion and discussionThis st
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Is Breaking Up Hard To Do?Koh, E.Ki
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2. Proceeding regularly & diligentl
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2.2 Establishing absence of due dil
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due diligence, the [contractor] may
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estarted well before it did. Such m
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3. ConclusionIt is hoped that the p
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1. IntroductionThe European buildin
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countries, the role of local author
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(2004) and Uitzinger (2004), with a
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In the OTB survey a correlation was
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Guerra Santin O., Itard L. & Vissch
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The UK Legal Context for Building I
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construction process, and in these
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documents are 2D, and yet the proje
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4. Reflection on BIM implementation
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contract to develop the design of t
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6. Contract initiativesTwo BIM spec
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In relation to design development,
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ReferencesAmerican Institute of Arc
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National Council of Architectural R
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Will the Mandatory Floor-based Prov
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2. Domestic waste recycling and bui
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level only for the sake of statisti
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empirical data, Model (1) was estim
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ground floor are less prone to insa
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Chung S S and Poon C S (1994) "Hong
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A Study of Collective Agreements to
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The final part of the research was
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Latham (1994) suggested that retent
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y the market. Their only purpose wa
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(such as the imposition of retentio
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Applying the principles of BetterCa
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Towards a Procedure to Secure Quali
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expert meeting and an internet surv
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for either recognition or certifica
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authorities rely on declarations by
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e guaranteed and user friendly inst
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PRC/ABF Research (2007) Eindrapport
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1. Introduction1.1 Construction con
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2.2 Modern legislative drafting gui
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drafter‟s golden rule. For exampl
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multiple meanings has now been repl
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That has been the intended meaning
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member of the Employer‟s Group, a
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occurs with or without the Obligor
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3.4.3 The CICC model terms of const
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since legalese has nothing of subst
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Joint Contracts Tribunal, 2005. Bui
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Potential Conflicts with Procuremen
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making body that has to consider im
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Not living up to the wishes does no
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3.2 Case descriptionsThe first case
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Both the partner focus and the prod
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(Hodgkinson and Starbuck, 2008) bec
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had to be made regarding approval o
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leads to a valid decision. Further
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SVENSSON, C. (2008) Speaking of Arc
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1. IntroductionThis paper is about
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indication that BIM adoption is bei
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future' (Macneil, 1980:4). In relat
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Autodesk Ltd. (2010), Building Info
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Opinions of Legal Professionals Reg
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(1997) conclude that the widespread
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number of legal interviewees1211109
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5. Use of ADR in the Turkish constr
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Figure 6: Legal interviewees’ per
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Hibberd P and Newman P (1999) ADR a
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1. Introduction3.1 IntroductionThis
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establishment of framework for effi
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Establishment of construction court
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2. To initiate DMS to look at the p
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12. Monitoring of the caseload must
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PRE-DISPUTE RESOLUTIONThe appointme
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Establishment of a framework for ef
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PROFESSIONAL BODIES Regular publica
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Brooker, P. (2009). Criteria for th
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Steering Towards Pinnacle of Succes
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accomplishing the construction acti
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Project Finance Initiative (PFI) co
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5. A call for a revolutionary contr
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It is evident that generally, the l
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ReferencesALKASS, S., MAZEROLLE, M.
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PATTERSON, R. 2001. Using the NEC f
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Analysis of Business Process on Urb
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2.1.2 Main developers of Urban & en
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arrow line. Arrow line shows progre
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Table 6: Descriptions of BPMN Model
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Figure 1: Business process modellin
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3. Carried out evaluation to verify
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Security of Payment Regimes in the
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1. IntroductionThe introduction of
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2. Operation of security of payment
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3.2 Adjudication related to payment
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1) Contracts for architectural, eng
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Dockyard 40 , which leaves further
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to a construction contract who is e
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New Zealand and Singapore with resp
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the courts to enforce decisions due
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or the payee who invoked the right
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which is sent to the respondent. 10
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iv.Construction contracts outside j
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Lien1. Provided2. Not provided√
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1. IntroductionUntil recently, vari
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2.1 Duty of care: model authorship
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several reports have queried that t
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certain government policies and tax
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Hoxley, M. (2000). "Measuring UK co
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Pathology of Mediation FailureChow,
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settlement in appropriate cases. In
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securing a more favorable outcome i
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Table 1: Categories of mediator str
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AcknowledgementThe work described i
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Rose, A. M. (1996) "Metaphors in ch
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1. IntroductionDisputes and conflic
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USAAssaf and Al-Hejji( 2005)Saudi A
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Hewit (1991) suggested six main cat
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It is accepted that disputes in con
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culture that is present. The paper
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8. Ashworth, A (2006). Contractual
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44. Love P, Edwards D and Sohal A (
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1. IntroductionThe reasons as encou
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administration (Gould, Joyce, 2000)
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d) Omission of any work unless it i
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However; in KIK contract forms, cha
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5. ConclusionFinally, the change or
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Main Problems in Standard Contract
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unit price contract depends on the
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Modifications: Construction contrac
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Table 1: Comparison of general cond
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Table 7. Comparison of general cond
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Both documents deal with the termin
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Improving Dispute Resolution on Con
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contract or Kuwaiti Civil Code (KC
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enefits of a properly managed confl
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Fereig (2007) categorised different
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Brooker and Lavers (1997) state tha
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Table 1: Definitions for Claim, Con
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Lewis, J., Cheetham, D. & Carter, D
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1. IntroductionIn Hong Kong thousan
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more and more popular. It is worthw
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discoloured upon being washed with
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4.3 Contravene current legislationL
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1) The main door surfaces wereridge
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SO, A. T. P. & LEUNG, A. Y. T. 2004
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