| Architects' Journal 2003 Kim Franklin |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 'Adjudibration' promises speedy resolution to contract issues. | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| Adjudication fears founded on the negligence of professionals.(housing grants and construction act) | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| Adjudicator's job's, like their decisions, are reasonably secure.(Housing Grants Act ) | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| After 12 years of inactivity, extension causes unholy row. | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| Archaic it might be, but the law requires guarantees in writing. | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| Barristers' quest for the holy grail of silk could soon be over.(Queen's Counsel) | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| Cherish the certainty of your contract's terms of endearment. | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| Complexities remain but time limits finally get more realistic. | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| Deciding whether it is worth paying the price of litigation. | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| Determination without tears is not guaranteed by default. | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| Do melted robe-clad barristers muster a sense of occasion? | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| How different things would be with more women in the industry.(National Association for Women in Construction ) | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| JCT moves towards hard-nosed definition of contract rights. | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| Legal matters: Adjudicator's jurisdiction: a case of no contract, no dispute. | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| Legal matters: Crane collapse case proves that no one is ever in absolute control.(Yarm Road v. Hewden Tower Cranes (2002) is the case) | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| Legal matters: Lessons to be learned from the case of an undervalued house.(The case JD Wood & Co. v. Knatchbull is discussed) | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| Legal matters: Mediation--the implement of choice for disputing parties.(technical & practice)("Cable & Wireless plc v. IBM UK Ltd" case is discussed)(Column) | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| Legal matters: Uncovering a provision to make the adjudicator's decision final.(Specifics of the case "Ferson Contractors v. Levolux AT" are discussed)(Column) | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| Look both ways- even when crossing a one-way street. | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| New chief:'make UK world leader': Dennis Lenard takes charge at Constructing Excellence. | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| Once bitten, the burden of proof lies with the claimant. | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| Sign of the times: beware of the pitfalls of electronic negotiations. | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| The letter of intent is a familiar figure in construction disputes. | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
| When the defence of the realm constitutes a plain nuisance.(Dennis family ) | Business, international | Kim Franklin |
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