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FIDIC 2017: A Definitive Guide to Claims and Disputes 2nd Edition

FIDIC 2017: A Definitive Guide to Claims and Disputes 2nd Edition

Author: Nicholas Alexander Brown
Publisher: ICE Publishing
ISBN: 9781836084679

Previous Edition ISBN: 9780727765314
Published In: January 2025
Format: Hardback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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FIDIC 2017: A definitive guide to claims and disputes serves as a practical legal companion for managing the procedures for claims and disputes within the 2017 FIDIC suite of contracts. It is the first book to present a comprehensive treatment of the multi-tiered dispute avoidance and resolution process. The book explains each stage of the process and includes numerous flowcharts and worked procedural examples to facilitate understanding.

Fully revised and updated, this edition includes 2022 amendments to the FIDIC contracts and reforms to adjudication practice worked procedural examples provisions within the FIDIC Green Book (Second Edition 2021) recent court decisions and arbitral awards worldwide, and commentary on the World Bank's Standard Bidding Documents.

Included in this definitive reference:

the distinct functions and powers of the Dispute Adjudication/Avoidance Board (DAAB) to avoid disputes
techniques to achieve amicable resolution of claims and disputes
full coverage of typical court enforcement powers and FIDIC's preferred arbitral procedure
the operation of FIDIC contract provisions under a variety of civil, common law and mixed legal systems, drawing on court decisions and arbitral awards worldwide

FIDIC 2017: A definitive guide to claims and disputes is an indispensable resource for professionals engaged with the FIDIC contracts. This comprehensive reference serves both construction professionals including engineers, surveyors and consultants as well as legal professionals including lawyers, adjudicators and chartered arbitrators.

The Dispute Avoidance/Adjudication Board and the Adjudicator

The Sources of a Claim

The Formal Inception of a Claim

The Amicable Resolution of a Claim

The Implementation of an Agreed Claim

The Formal Determination of a Claim

The Implementation of a Determined Claim

The Concept of a Dispute

The Formal Inception of an Adjudication

The Interim Deciding of a Dispute

The Implementation of the Decision

The Amicable Settlement of a Dispute