Construction Law, Contracts and Dispute Resolution

Running head: CONSTRUCTION LAW, CONTRACTS AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION
Construction Law, Contracts and Dispute Resolution
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Table of Contents
1. 0 Introduction...............................................................................................................................4
2.0 Consideration of the Issues and Obligations.............................................................................4
2.1 Integration of the issues and obligations...................................................................................5
2.2 Disputes.....................................................................................................................................6
2.2.1 Staff and equipment removal..................................................................................................6
2.2.2. Staged access.........................................................................................................................6
2.2.3 Joint Contracts Tribunal.........................................................................................................6
2.2.4 Power and it disruption...........................................................................................................6
2.2.6 Building fire safety.................................................................................................................7
2.2.7 Student safety..........................................................................................................................7
2.2.8 Asbestos..................................................................................................................................7
3.0 Tender documentation...............................................................................................................8
3.2 Challenges..................................................................................................................................8
4.0 Equipment for disposal..............................................................................................................8
4.1 Enabling service and facilities...................................................................................................9
5.0 Comparison of JCT 2011 and 2016 with quantities................................................................10
5.1 Changes....................................................................................................................................11
5.2 Tender stage.............................................................................................................................11
6.0 Evaluation of advantages of several options...........................................................................16

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6.1 Advantages of various options.................................................................................................16
6.2 Disadvantages of several options.............................................................................................17
7. Conclusion.................................................................................................................................17
8. References..................................................................................................................................19

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Executive Summary
It is essential in construction projects to have proper processes like preliminaries, tender
documents, and tender stage that are discussed in the study. The obligations are imposed by law
imposed from the contract or negligence of the parties. Scope or specification and plans of work:
There are the possibilities that disputes may be raised in contrast of the scope of work
considering the possible modifications or amendments considering particular areas of the
construction project. The building structure for the new floor and the conflicting utilities are the
possible matter of disputes. The structural units interfering with the communication systems, life
safety, electrical, and mechanical are the conflicting stakeholders in this scenario. The
management needs resulting from the issues as well as recommends appropriate access to
dispute. The implications of client issues, advantages and limitations are discussed in the present
study.