Construction law
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Construction law
（Macmillan building and surveying series）
Macmillan, 1994
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Includes bibliographies and index
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Description
This is an examination of the principles which govern civil liability for the construction of defective buildings. The book deals with the key questions of who can be sued if a building is defectively constructed; who can sue if a building is defectively constructed; and what damages are recoverable. Special emphasis is placed on the consumer aspect of liability for defective buildings, the relationship between contract and tort, and the increasing importance of European legislation.
Table of Contents
Preface - Tables of Cases, UK Statutes and EC Legislation - PART 1 THE COMMON LAW - Builders' Liability in Contract - Builders' Liability in Negligence - The Defective Premises Act and the NHBC Scheme - The Building Regulations - Liability of Subcontractors - Liability of Architects and Engineers - Liability of Surveyors - Collateral Warranties and Alternative Solutions - Limitation - PART 2 EUROPEAN LAW - Introduction to the European Union - Construction Products Liability - Construction Services Liability - PART 3 REFORM - Reform of Construction Law - Bibliography - Index
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