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Contents
- Table of abbreviations.
- Table of cases.
- Table of legislation.
- Table of contract clauses.
- List of diagrams.
- Introduction.
- The risk of development.
- Terminology
- Introduction
- Contract provisions of the standard forms
- Allocation of risk
- Tortious claims arising from delay
- Standard form delay clauses
- Terminology
- Introduction
- The conditions of contract
- Classification of change
- Standard clauses on delay
- Notices, claims and extensions of time
- Introduction
- Notices
- Extensions of time
- Standard provisions for recovery of loss or expense
- The master programme
- Terminology
- Introduction
- The contract programme
- Programme submission
- Programme acceptance
- Developers' programmes
- Contractors' programmes
- The contract period
- Early completion
- Milestones and sectional completion
- Subcontractors
- Work content
- Logical relationships
- Activity durations
- Calculating durations
- Presentation of the master programme
- Terminology
- Introduction
- Contract requirements
- Bar-charts
- Histograms
- Graphs
- Flow charts
- Line of balance
- Milestone charts
- Critical path method
- Network diagram method
- Arrow diagram method
- Cascade diagram method
- The use of computers
- Terminology
- Introduction
- Contract provisions of the standard forms
- The Bill of Quantities
- Discrepancies and divergencies
- Omissions
- Acceleration
- Constructive change
- Consequential changes
- Getting at the facts of delay
- Terminology
- Introduction
- Preparing contemporaneous records
- Types of document
- Document analysis
- The retrospective assembly of evidence
- Discovery, disclosure and inspection
- Independent information management
- Disruption to progress and loss of efficiency
- Introduction
- Industry standards
- Experience
- Time and motion study
- Comparison with other projects
- Productivity
- Expert opinion
- Demonstrating cause and effect
- Terminology
- Introduction
- Cause/effect matrix
- Scott schedules
- The as-planned programme
- The as-built programme
- Delay analysis without CPM
- CPM-based techniques
- Float
- Terminology
- Introduction
- Use of float
- Who owns the float?
- Concurrency
- Terminology
- Introduction
- Excusable delay
- Compensable delay
- Excusable and compensable delay on parallel critical paths
- Apportioning the loss
- Mitigation
- Terminology
- Introduction
- Contract provisions
- Non-compensable delay to progress
- Inexcusable delay to completion
- Compensable delay to progress
- Excusable delay to completion
- Mitigating action by contractor
- Mitigation by developer
- Damages
- Terminology
- Introduction
- Contract provisions of the standard forms
- Exclusion clauses
- Cost factors
- Calculation of damages
- Formula adjustments
- Quantum Meruit
- Identifying the source of loss
- Developer's damages
- Presenting the claim
- Terminology
- Introduction
- Contract provisions of the standard forms
- Global claims
- Who should prepare the claim?
- Preparing the claim
- Settlement
- Terms of settlement
- Formal proceedings
- Misrepresentation and fraud
- Statements of case
- Appendices
- Comparison of risks adopted by the developer
- Comparison of programme requirements
- Model specification clauses for contract programmes
- Computer software for project management
- Standard forms of contract






