A Stadium and its Defects: Liberty, Loss and the Limitation Period
Philip Britton
June 2019
A paper based on the highly commended entry in the Hudson essay competition 2018.
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Securing Payment and Adjudicating Under a ‘Hybrid’ Contract
Rachel Gwilliam
May 2019
The paper is based on a commended entry in the Hudson essay competition 2018
To what Extent can the Contract Control its own Interpretative Method?
Omar Jassam
May 2019
The paper is based on a commended entry in the Hudson essay competition 2018
Microwaving Jesus’s Burrito: The Problem of No Oral Modification Clauses
Anirudh Mandagere
April 2019
A paper based on the second prize winning entry in the Hudson essay competition 2018 which was presented to the Society of Construction Law at a meeting in London on 2nd April 2019
The Prevention Principle After North Midland v Cyden Homes: Time for Change?
A paper based on the first prize winning entry in the Hudson essay competition 2018
When the Walls Come Tumbling Down: Fraud in Adjudication, Arbitration and Mediation
Matthew Molloy
March 2019
A paper presented to the Society of Construction Law at a meeting in London on 4th September 2018
Entitlement to Time-Related Costs in Prolongation Claims – What Needs to be Considered?
Christopher Ennis
December 2018
A paper presented at the African Society of Construction Law conference in Johannesburg on 20th November 2018
Recent Developments in Conflict Avoidance Processes in Use in the UK Infrastructure Sector
Jonathan Cope
November 2018
A paper presented at the European Society of Construction Law’s annual conference in Bucharest, Romania on 26th October 2018.
Construction and ‘Neighbour Risk’ – Common Law Variants
Philip Britton
October 2018
The paper is a completely revised and much extended version of Paper D170 (July 2014). It considers the many situations in which the law may support a neighbour in imposing limits on the theoretically unlimited freedom of action of an owner or developer close by, who wishes to undertake construction. All these are – or may be – scenarios in which a construction project is subject to ‘neighbour risk’.
The paper’s main objective is to answer a pair of linked questions:
Challenging a Payment Notice in the Absence of a Pay Less Notice
Justin Mort QC
September 2018
A paper based on presentations to the Society of Construction Law at meetings in London on 14th April 2015 and 5th June 2018