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 Hudson's is written in a clear and accessible way, providing guidance to the practical and commercial realties 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 the provisions in common use in bespoke contracts and in all key standard construction contracts
• The leading UK cases, significant and illuminating cases from commonwealth jurisdictions, and important decisions not reported elsewhere Influential discussions of significant construction law problems
• The ambiguities and technicalities often arising over interpretation and application of contracts

New to this edition:

• Revised analysis of Contractor's and Employer's implied obligations
• New summary of insurance relevant to construction
• Extensive updating of adjudication cases
• New analysis of quality obligations
• Discussion of quantum meruit recovery on termination

 The 14th edition, published in December 2019, is now supplied as a set inclusive of the 2nd Cummulative Supplement published in December 2022. The supplement updates the main-work with the latest changes and new case law

CONTENTS:

GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF LAW
CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS
CERTIFICATES AND DEFECTS
PRICE AND VARIATIONS
TIME FOR PERFORMANCE AND THE CONSEQUENCES OF DELAY
DAMAGES AND REMEDIES
TERMINATION VESTING AND SEIZURE ASSIGNMENTS
SUB-CONTRACTS AND TRADE CONTRACTS
INSURANCE, INDEMNITIES, GUARANTEES AND BONDS
ADJUDICATION AND CONSEQUENCES OF INSOLVENCY