The Fidic Forms Of Contract The Fourth Edition Of The Red Book 1992 The 1996 Supplement The 1999 Red Book The 1999 Yellow Book The 1999 Silver Book Third Edition Nael G Bunniauth by Nael G. Bunni(auth.) 9780470759417, 9781405120319, 0470759410, 1405120312 instant download after payment.

Content:
Chapter 1 Background of the Red Book (pages 1–16):
Chapter 2 The Red Book is Based on a Domestic Contract (pages 17–48):
Chapter 3 Legal Concepts Based on the Common Law System (pages 49–69):
Chapter 4 Drafting Principles (pages 70–72):
Chapter 5 The Concept of a Trusted Independent Engineer (pages 73–82):
Chapter 6 A Traditional Re?measurement Contract (pages 83–92):
Chapter 7 Sharing of Risks (pages 93–111):
Chapter 8 The Concepts in Practice (pages 112–121):
Chapter 9 The Revisions — Purposes and Consequences (pages 125–152):
Chapter 10 Role of the Engineer (pages 153–183):
Chapter 11 Responsibility and Liability of the Engineer (pages 184–207):
Chapter 12 The Employer's Obligations (pages 208–221):
Chapter 13 The Contractor's Obligations (pages 222–240):
Chapter 14 Risks, Liabilities, Indemnities and Insurances (pages 241–268):
Chapter 15 Performance and other Securities (pages 269–292):
Chapter 16 Claims and Counterclaims (pages 293–342):
Chapter 17 Delay in Completion and Claims for Extension of Time (pages 343–376):
Chapter 18 Certificates and Payments (pages 377–384):
Chapter 19 Disputes Settlement by Arbitration (pages 387–437):
Chapter 20 Amicable Settlement Using Alternative Dispute Resolution (pages 438–460):
Chapter 21 FIDIC's Other Forms of Contract (1993–1999) (pages 462–483):
Chapter 22 The 1999 FIDIC Suite of Contracts (pages 485–502):
Chapter 23 The 1999 Red Book (pages 503–550):
Chapter 24 The 1999 Yellow Book (pages 551–580):
Chapter 25 The 1999 Silver Book (pages 581–598):
Chapter 26 Dispute Boards with Particular Emphasis on FIDIC's Dispute Adjudication Board (pages 599–633):
Chapter 27 A Precise Record of the Alterations, Omissions and Additions in the 1999 Yellow and Silver Books as Compared with the 1999 Red Book (pages 634–741):