Winward Fearon on Collateral Warranties (PDF)
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Since this book was first published over ten years ago, collateral
warranties have been used increasingly by funding institutions,
building purchasers and tenants to create a contractual
relationship between themselves and other parties involved in...
warranties have been used increasingly by funding institutions,
building purchasers and tenants to create a contractual
relationship between themselves and other parties involved in...
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Since this book was first published over ten years ago, collateral
warranties have been used increasingly by funding institutions,
building purchasers and tenants to create a contractual
relationship between themselves and other parties involved in the
project, whether architect, engineer, contractor or subcontractor.
Indeed, collateral warranties are now being used to create primary
contractual obligations.
There have been some immensely important developments in the law
relating to collateral warranties since the first edition. The
Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 has introduced radical
new developments into English contract law. The book now includes a
completely new chapter on the legislation, which also looks at the
potential practical uses of the Act on development projects.
The House of Lords has handed down a number of key decisions
recently on third party remedies and on the principles relating to
damages on assignment (such as Linden Gardens, Panatown, Henderson
v. Merrett Syndicates and White v. Jones). These and some 65 other
new cases are considered in the new edition.
Finally, a number of standard forms of warranty have been issued
and these are now discussed, in particular the new JCT standard
form of warranty for main contractors and subcontractors.
This immensely important book was widely welcomed when it was
first published. The new edition has been thoroughly updated and
will continue to be the authoritative reference on the
subject.
"David Cornes and Richard Winward's book is a veritable mine of
such information and is eminently readable" Construction News
16/05/02
"For those of you working in construction, managing building or
indeed other contracts, you must have at least one authoritative
source of advice and information. If this is your area of work,
then this is your book" Building Engineer, July 2002
warranties have been used increasingly by funding institutions,
building purchasers and tenants to create a contractual
relationship between themselves and other parties involved in the
project, whether architect, engineer, contractor or subcontractor.
Indeed, collateral warranties are now being used to create primary
contractual obligations.
There have been some immensely important developments in the law
relating to collateral warranties since the first edition. The
Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 has introduced radical
new developments into English contract law. The book now includes a
completely new chapter on the legislation, which also looks at the
potential practical uses of the Act on development projects.
The House of Lords has handed down a number of key decisions
recently on third party remedies and on the principles relating to
damages on assignment (such as Linden Gardens, Panatown, Henderson
v. Merrett Syndicates and White v. Jones). These and some 65 other
new cases are considered in the new edition.
Finally, a number of standard forms of warranty have been issued
and these are now discussed, in particular the new JCT standard
form of warranty for main contractors and subcontractors.
This immensely important book was widely welcomed when it was
first published. The new edition has been thoroughly updated and
will continue to be the authoritative reference on the
subject.
"David Cornes and Richard Winward's book is a veritable mine of
such information and is eminently readable" Construction News
16/05/02
"For those of you working in construction, managing building or
indeed other contracts, you must have at least one authoritative
source of advice and information. If this is your area of work,
then this is your book" Building Engineer, July 2002
Autoren-Porträt von David L. Cornes, Richard Winward
Winward Fearon is a firm of lawyers based in London. Its construction law team gives advice to the construction industry and the construction professions. Collaterial Warranties has been written by David Cornes and Richard Winward.David Cornes is a solicitor and a partner in Winward Fearon. He was a civil engineer for ten years before becoming a lawyer. He advises construction industry clients nationally and internationally, acts as mediator and sits as an arbitrator.
Richard Winward is a solicitor and is also a partner in Winward Fearon. He has spend some 28 years specializing in national and international construction disputes and projects. He accepts appointments as arbitrator.
Both David Cornes and Richard Winward have written articles and lectured extensively to the construction industry and its professions on construction law issues.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Autoren: David L. Cornes , Richard Winward
- 2008, 2. Auflage, 336 Seiten, Englisch
- Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
- ISBN-10: 0470775335
- ISBN-13: 9780470775332
- Erscheinungsdatum: 08.05.2008
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