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Methods of Dispute Resolution,s, so it is hardly surprising that it gives rise to some fierce disputes. Although it would be wrong to assume that the construction process is inevitably fraught with conflict, it is an industry which has generated more than its fair share of legal proceedings in recent years.

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Introduction to the JCT Standard Forms,the JCT standard forms, there are also some fundamental differences, and therefore readers with a particular interest in the sub-contract aspects of the ICE forms or GC/Works/1 are referred to . by Vincent Powell-Smith (Blackwell Scientific Publications Ltd) and . by Max Abramson.

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f an individual leader depends on this interstate violation. For many, this makes aggression uniquely challenging to the structure of international criminal law. The putative difficulties are twofold. First, it is not clear in what sense an individual can be responsible for an interstate wrong. Seco

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