Insuring Risk in Construction Projects
THE NEED FOR INSURANCE Construction projects are inherently risky in terms of cost, time and quality. The parties therefore typically seek to contractually allocate these risks between them. The result of this allocation of risk and the application of the Abrahamson principles1 is that the risks are pushed downwards to the design consultants and subcontractors.
- Published in Insurance - Contractors All Risks
Enforcement of extended contractual warranties 2016
The enforceability of extended contractual warranties for contract works – can the hurdles of applicable limitation periods be overcome? : Download
- Published in Recent Posts
Chat with Bailey SC and Chan – The Law of Penalties
- Published in Damages and Quantum Meruit, Penalties
International Disputes, the Execution of Foreign Arbitral Awards in the Asia Pacific and Two Case Studies (2015) 28 NYILR 1
Introduction The majority of matters that are arbitrated in the international arena are construction disputes involving claims for damages for breach of contract. The primary reasons for the increasing popularity of arbitration are flexibility, expertise on the arbitral panel, and the attraction of the assumed ease of enforcement in countries that are parties to
- Published in Enforcement of International Arbitral Awards
The Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in the Asia Pacific: Case Studies
Power power presentation given at MTECC seminar in Melbourne on 3 June 2015. Further information can be downloaded: Download
- Published in Enforcement of International Arbitral Awards, Uncategorized





