Part of the ICE manuals series, ICE manual of construction law is the essential legal reference for all construction professionals. Previously published as the annual ICE construction law handbook, ICE manual of construction law has been thoroughly revised and extended, to deliver practical guidance and a breadth of knowledge that is unrivalled by any other publication. Written for those without legal training, by acknowledged experts from within the construction industry and specialist construction law firms, the most important construction law issues are addressed: from planning, financing and procurement, through operational issues and general law, to claims and dispute resolution.
Section 1 : Legal Issues Arising During The Course of The Construction Project
Chapter 1 : The Planning System
Chapter 2 : Financing The Project
Chapter 3 : Public Sector Projects
Chapter 4 : Public–Private Sector Partnerships
Chapter 5 : Facilities Management Contracts
Chapter 6 : Procurement Route
Chapter 7 : The Construction Contract
Chapter 8 : Tender Process
Chapter 9 : Construction Insurance
Chapter 10 : Bonds, Parent Company Guarantees and Other Security
Chapter 11 : Ways of Operating
Chapter 12 : Joint Ventures
Chapter 13 : International Offices
Chapter 14 : The Consulting Engineer's Appointment
Chapter 15 : Collateral Warranties
Section 2 : Operational Issues in an Engineering Practice
Chapter 16 : Professional Indemnity Insurance
Chapter 17 : Employment Law
Chapter 18 : Intellectual Property
Section 3 : General Law
Chapter 19 : The Law of Contract
Chapter 20 : Construction Health and Safety I : Enforcement, HSW Act and Management Duties
Chapter 21 : Construction Health and Safety II : Industry and Hazard-Specific Regulations, Work Equipment and Workplace Safety
Chapter 22 : Insolvency in Construction
Chapter 23 : Law of Tort
Chapter 24 : Environmental Issues
Section 4 : Construction Disputes
Chapter 25 : Administration of Claims
Chapter 26 : Litigation For The Construction Industry
Chapter 27 : Arbitration
Chapter 28 : Adjudication
Chapter 29 : Alternative Dispute Resolution
