Hudson's Building and Engineering Contracts: 14th ed with 2nd Supplement

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Edited by: Nicholas Dennys, Robert Clay, Atkin Chambers

Built on the wealth of practical, commercial and legal experience accumulated by the authors, Hudson's Building and Engineering Contracts provides a comprehensive update on the law and interpretation of construction contracts. Frequently cited in court, it is written in a clear and accessible way, providing guidance to the practical and commercial realities of construction projects to all those who work in the industry.

Featuring: an in-depth explanation and interpretation of the law relating to construction contracts; the issues arising from provisions in common use in bespoke and standard construction contracts; leading UK and commonwealth cases; and discussions of significant construction law problems including ambiguities in interpretation and application of contracts.

New to this edition: revised analysis of Contractor's and Employer's implied obligations, a new summary of insurance relevant to construction, extensive updating of adjudication cases, new analysis of quality obligations, and discussion of quantum meruit recovery on termination. The 14th edition, published in December 2019, is now supplied as a set inclusive of the 2nd Cumulative Supplement published in December 2022, which updates the main work with the latest changes and new case law.

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What's new in the 2nd Supplement?
It updates the 14th edition main work with the latest case law on adjudication, contractor and employer implied obligations, construction insurance, quality obligations, and quantum meruit recovery.

Who is it written for?
Construction lawyers, contract managers, project managers, civil engineers, quantity surveyors and academics in construction law.

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