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proceedings. 49 Other dispute resol
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(e)(f)(g)Upon every or any such ref
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1. IntroductionThe management of a
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Meacham, B. J. (2004b). Performance
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A Challenge to Sustainably Improvin
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emissions (Energy Task Force, 2004)
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DISPUTESNew cases (if any)1.0Contra
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Kassab M, Hipel K and Hegazy T (200
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Vitiating Factors inBuilding Constr
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works only within a reasonable time
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ReferencesBakshi, P.M, Construction
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1. IntroductionProlongation and ext
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Walter Construction Group Ltd 3 , i
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date then the contractor is not ent
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7. Analysing delay claimsMost stand
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ReferencesAeberli, Peter D, The Wai
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1. IntroductionContractual and liti
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provides an overview of dispute res
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2.1 Court based ADR initiativesSinc
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assertion of legal rights through l
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Edwards, Harry T., Alternative Disp
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2.1 Micro Project interviewsThe ide
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Breaking through Business and Legal
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engineering and quality-control wor
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States, the BIM Requirements by Sen
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in order to achieve the benefits of
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multidisciplinary project team cons
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the contribution to collaboration m
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BIM. The fee of the model manager a
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This paper also concludes that brea
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Erabuild (2008) Review of the Devel
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1. Introduction1.1 The focus of the
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The temperature - the freezing temp
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planned work sequence contemplated
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4 Animation examples 124.1 Animatio
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Animation No. 2 goes further in tha
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In a construction dispute where mat
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place in the manner alleged. In thi
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West Faulkner Associates v London B
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1. IntroductionConstruction project
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Ramsey V., Minogue, A., Jenny, B. a
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to your project in terms of how lon
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Chappell, D., V. Powell-Smith, et a
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1. Introduction1.1 Building control
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Figure 1: First schedule of percent
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uilding space to control the geogra
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mainly based on streetscape preserv
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user-based strategy in code making
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to proceed with that degree of prom
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The court in Hometeam agreed with t
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Systems of Building Control in the
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for energy conservation, save guard
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quality. Quality management and, ab
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Figure 1: Energy used (mean LOG) pe
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Household characteristics and occup
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PRC Bouwcentrum, 2004, EPC and ener
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3.1 ProcessHurtado and O’ Connor
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factual nature of the relationship
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interlinked disciplines. A key elem
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Five LODs are outlined, and these s
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ConsensusDOCS 301 puts management o
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http://www.donovanhatem.com/inthene
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Sawyer, T., 2009a. Leading off with
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1. IntroductionStrategic waste mana
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floor of most residential buildings
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where WASTE i is the amount of recy
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6. Concluding remarksEconomic activ
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Owens J, Dickerson S and Macintosh
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1. Introduction1.1 BackgroundRetent
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clients in the higher education sec
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4. Analysis and evaluation4.1 Were
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(Publishers Association Net Book Ag
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negotiate to attain discounts. In F
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Champion, R (2005) Do We Need Reten
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1. Introduction1.1 The issueDuring
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Establishment Act (Vestigingswet),
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can be produced. In Flanders, a bia
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strengthen this procedure. Followin
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ReferencesBranco Pedro, J. F. Meije
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Modernising Construction Contracts
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1.3 Construction contracts and draf
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Economics, 2010): „Simple languag
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this is to use he or she, his or he
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virgule or slash (/) but maintainin
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paper. But that won‟t be easy. Th
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a reduction of the Contract Sum, wi
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multiple meanings. It is best avoid
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In addition, as the NEC3 attempts t
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ii) dated; andiii) clearly identifi
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Industry Development Board Malaysia
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Royal Institution of Chartered Surv
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1. Introduction1.1 The selection of
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agencies have some room for discret
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4. ResultsAnalysis of the cases sho
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to allow the entries that did not m
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the design of the selection process
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KAHNEMAN, D. & TVERSKY, A. (1979) P
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Contractual Issues in the Total Use
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It is theoretically possible that a
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According to Hughes and Greenwood (
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The AIA (American Institute of Arch
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Latham, Sir M.(1994) Constructing t
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the expert appraisal process. These
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professionals and added that it is
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Framework to further Utilise the Us
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parties. Thorough process of verifi
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5. SummaryAs a result from the anal
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1. IntroductionIn line with the dev
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What are the means to quantify the
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the efforts to understand the reaso
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Broome and Hayes (1997) in a compar
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on project success. An essential pa
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COX, A. & THOMPSON, I. 1998. Contra
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WALLACE, I. 1996. Construction cont
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1. Introduction1.1 Background and p
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Table 2: The status of Urban & envi
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Table 5: Classification of a union
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carries out all or part services un
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Figure 2: Business process modellin
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Kwon, Seong-woo. Chu, Beom. (2008),
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construction industry. Legislators
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embedded in the main body of the pr
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extraction of oil and natural gas.
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if such a clause is in existence. T
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may only be exercised in a situatio
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ReferencesConstable, A. (2006). Con
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3. Comply with the principles of na
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2. Industry issues on legal feasibi
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ObligationsNew set of skills requir
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BIM, it is clear that formulation o
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Aranda-Mena, G., Succar, B., Chevez
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Reimers, K. (2001). "Standardizing
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1. IntroductionA new chapter for th
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3. Mediation: the process, the medi
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evaluator (“umpire”) depends on
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Analogously, a spectator is better
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Fisher, R., and Ury, W. (1991) Gett
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Cultural Factors Influencing Disput
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decision making, client-initiated v
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collective mental programming that
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3.3 Leadership and CultureA review
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What are the causes of disputes in
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26. Fenn P (2007) „„Predicting
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Change Order Process Behind of FIDI
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uilding a project. Because construc
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3. Change order process in standard
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(http://www.aia.org), (AIA G701-200
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4.1 Conclusions and recommendations
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Public Procurement Law ( KIK) http:
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Form of Agreement between Owner and
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documents. It is essential that the
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for the special and peculiar requir
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construction industry to look for n
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Khan (2009) stated that, in conflic
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Figure 2: Construction Dispute Reso
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Kuwait‘s construction industry se
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Brooker, P. 2007, "An investigation
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A Study on First Hand Residential Q
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1. Allegations of errors made in th
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Table 1 Summary of the six court ca
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2000-2008. Despite its small number
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International Council for Research
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