The approach adopted has been to consider the duties of the surveyor in the light of the principal provisions of the JCT Standard Form of Building Contract, as those duties should be dealt with in accordance with accepted good practice. This has been supported by detailed examples enabling the reader to appreciate how the provisions of the Standard Form should be addressed and how the duties laid upon the surveyor in relation to them should be discharged.
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'This book provides a useful guide to principles and practice relating to construction contracts and must be a valuable text for surveying students.'
ASI Journal, Jan 1997
ASI Journal, Jan 1997
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All aspects of the surveyor's professional work relate directly or indirectly to the costs of construction work of all kinds. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
pro rata item, contractor insolvency, net omission, total prime cost, prime cost contract, collateral warranties, erroneous rate, stage selective tendering, nominated suppliers, prime cost sums, provisional sums, adjustable work, taxable supplies, tender sum, valuing variations, collateral warranty, interim valuations, contract sum, exempt supplies, planning supervisor, valuation period, lowest tenderer, safety file, principal contractor, priced bills Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Publications Ltd, Standard Form of Building Contract, Beecon Ltd, Contract Practice, Practice Note, Articles of Agreement, Thames Street, Base Date, Chartered Quantity Surveyor, Less Additions, British Property Federation, High Street, Joint Contracts Tribunal, Specified Perils, Chartered Surveyor, Omissions Additions, River Road, Standard Method of Measurement, Approved Code of Practice, British Telecom, Court of Appeal, George Godwin Ltd, Private With Quantities, Sir Michael, Standard Form of Prime Cost Contract New!
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All aspects of the surveyor's professional work relate directly or indirectly to the costs of construction work of all kinds. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
pro rata item, contractor insolvency, net omission, total prime cost, prime cost contract, collateral warranties, erroneous rate, stage selective tendering, nominated suppliers, prime cost sums, provisional sums, adjustable work, taxable supplies, tender sum, valuing variations, collateral warranty, interim valuations, contract sum, exempt supplies, planning supervisor, valuation period, lowest tenderer, safety file, principal contractor, priced bills Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Publications Ltd, Standard Form of Building Contract, Beecon Ltd, Contract Practice, Practice Note, Articles of Agreement, Thames Street, Base Date, Chartered Quantity Surveyor, Less Additions, British Property Federation, High Street, Joint Contracts Tribunal, Specified Perils, Chartered Surveyor, Omissions Additions, River Road, Standard Method of Measurement, Approved Code of Practice, British Telecom, Court of Appeal, George Godwin Ltd, Private With Quantities, Sir Michael, Standard Form of Prime Cost Contract New!
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- Formula Method of Price Adjustment for Building Contracts by Peter E. Goodacre on page 167, and page 211
- Contractual Procedures in the Construction Industry on page 320, and page 335
- Which Form of Building Contract? by David Chappell on page 28, and page 335
- Construction Contracts 3E: Law and Management by John Murdoch on page 335
- Code of Estimating Practice by The Chartered Institute of Building on page 310
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- Commercial Management in Construction by Ian Walker in Back Matter
- Building Surveys, Fourth Edition by Peter Glover FRICS in Back Matter
- Building Surveys, Fifth Edition by Peter Glover FRICS in Back Matter
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