Extra-Contractual Recoveries for Construction and Engineering Work
Robert Fenwick Elliott
Extra-Contractual Recoveries for Construction and Engineering Work
Robert Fenwick Elliott
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€257.50
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- 30 days to change your mind and return physical products
Description
A unique construction law text, describing all the routes to recovery of payment for work that are not to be found in the express words of the contract. It contains both legal scholarship and practical guidance, and will be a particularly valuable tool for those seeking payment in the face of oppressive contract conditions.
"This text, the magnum opus of an already impressive oeuvre, will make a formidable contribution to the domain of construction law and provide great value to counsel, arbitrators, judges and construction industry participants at all levels of the industry." From the Foreword by Douglas Jones, international commercial and investor/state arbitrator and an International Judge of the Singapore International Commercial Court.
Robert Fenwick Elliott is one of the most experienced construction lawyers in the world, having acted in billions of dollars-worth of construction and engineering disputes in the last 45 years. He was the founder of law firms Fenwick Elliott in London and Fenwick Elliott Grace in Adelaide, and now, an international Member of Keating Chambers, practices as a barrister based in South Australia.
"This text, the magnum opus of an already impressive oeuvre, will make a formidable contribution to the domain of construction law and provide great value to counsel, arbitrators, judges and construction industry participants at all levels of the industry." From the Foreword by Douglas Jones, international commercial and investor/state arbitrator and an International Judge of the Singapore International Commercial Court.
Robert Fenwick Elliott is one of the most experienced construction lawyers in the world, having acted in billions of dollars-worth of construction and engineering disputes in the last 45 years. He was the founder of law firms Fenwick Elliott in London and Fenwick Elliott Grace in Adelaide, and now, an international Member of Keating Chambers, practices as a barrister based in South Australia.