Description
Disputes in construction are common due to contractual misunderstandings, design changes, or non-compliance. This paper covers (1) Common Causes of Disputes, such as delayed payments, defective work, and contract misinterpretations; (2) Dispute Resolution Methods, including Negotiation, Mediation, Arbitration, and Litigation; (3) Legal Frameworks Governing Disputes, such as UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules and FIDIC dispute resolution procedures; and (4) Case Studies of Major Construction Disputes, analyzing how legal frameworks helped resolve conflicts. The paper also evaluates the benefits of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) over traditional litigation, emphasizing time and cost savings. The conclusion provides recommendations for preventing disputes through clear contracts, proactive communication, and legal compliance.
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“Construction Disputes and Resolution Mechanisms is an exceptional resource for anyone involved in construction litigation or dispute resolution. The book provides a comprehensive and well-organized approach to understanding the legal and practical aspects of construction disputes, offering clear guidance on selecting and implementing effective resolution mechanisms. Its practical focus and real-world examples make it an invaluable tool for contractors, attorneys, engineers, and other professionals seeking to navigate the complexities of construction disputes.”