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  1. Construction contracts

    Collier, Keith, 1927-
    3rd ed - Upper Saddle River, N.J. : Merrill/Prentice Hall, ©2001

    For undergraduate/graduate-level courses on Construction Contracts. This exploration of the basics of contracts as applied to the construction industry focuses upon the different types of contracts and their fundamentals, on the impact of information technology on contracts and contracting, and on the effect of contracts on the management, administration, and the costs of construction work. Using the published standard forms of construction contracts as models and guides, it helps students develop an understanding not only of the contract process in general, but also of the different kinds of construction contracts and of why one should be used rather than another in a given situation.

  2. Construction contracts

    Collier, Keith, 1927-
    2nd ed. - Englewood Cliffs, NJ : Prentice-Hall, c1987.

    This book explores the basics of contracts as applied to the construction industry.

  3. Construction contracts

    Hinze, Jimmie
    2nd ed. - Boston : McGraw-Hill, c2001.

    In "Construction Contracts, 2nd Edition", the most important aspects of contract administration are detailed and critical issues are supported with case/legal principles. This book was written to serve as a learning tool and a reference guide. The fundamentals of contract law are presented, along with an in-depth treatment of the construction topics which most frequently result in litigation. In addition, an overview is provided of other important construction-related topics, including the procurement process for construction contract, methods of dispute resolution, surety bonds, construction insurance, construction safety, and construction labor laws. The second edition incorporates some of the changes that have occurred during the past decade. In comparison with other books on contract, two distinguishing features of this text should become apparent.First, this text includes summaries of a large number of legal cases involving construction and discusses many topics that are germane to contract disputes. Well over 100 cases are described to help illustrate key points. The second feature not found in most texts is that many contract provisions are isolated for the reader. These provisions help the reader recognize the importance of the particular wording that is used in contract documents. Some of these provisions are presented to illustrate provisions that are in common usage, while others are presented to show exceptional provisions, particularly those that shift responsibility or risk.The focus of this title is legal issues in construction but it is not written from the point of view of an attorney. Many actual cases are described that help develop the points made in the chapters. The organization of the subject matter is excellent. After using this text, students have a very good understanding of the role of the judiciary in the construction industry. Most modern construction engineering professionals' lives will be governed by contracts, and the precepts covered in this text are essential for existing in today's society.

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  1. Political railway map of China

    Far Eastern Review
    1914

    Shows railroads in operation, under construction, contracted for, and projected, and identifies British, German, Japanese, American, Chinese, Frenc...

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