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Perth WA
Breakfast talk: Building Information Modelling, Procurement & Contracts - Perth - 13 November 2015
Does BIM require or benefit from new contract provisions and new procurement models?Join us for a breakfast talk presented by:Professor David Mosey, PhD Director, Centre of Construction Law & Dispute Resolution, King’s College, LondonFriday 13 November 2015 at 0730 to 0915 For more information click here.
WA
Building Information Modelling, Procurement and Contracts
Members in Perth are invited to a breakfast presentation on Friday 13 November 2015.
Professor David Mosey from King's College London will speak on how construction contracts and team selection processes can help make BIM work.
There is a cost for attending.
Details can be found here.
Professor David Mosey from King's College London will speak on how construction contracts and team selection processes can help make BIM work.
There is a cost for attending.
Details can be found here.
Adelaide SA
BIM - Procurement and Contracts - Professor David Mosey - Adelaide
Members in Adeliade are advised of a presentation to be given by Professor David Mosey of Kings College, London.Professor Mosey will present on 'Building Information Modelling, Procurement and Contracts - does BIM require or benefit from new contract provisions and new procurement models'.The presentation will be at the offices of Minter Ellison, Level 10, 25 Grenfell Street, Adelaide on Wednesday 11 November 2015. Details can be found here.
Melbourne VIC
Recent Security of Payment Decisions - Melbourne
Members in Melbourne are advised of a panel presentation in relation to recent decisions on Security of Payment.The presentation is delivered jointly with the Resolution Institute.The panel members will be Alastair Oxburgh, Elias Giannakopoulos, Tom Heading and Peter Wood.The presentation will be at the offices of Minter Ellison, Level 23, 525 Collins Street, Melbourne on Wednesday 11 November 2015. Details can be found here.
International
Society of Construction Law Hong Kong - One Day Conference
We are pleased to advise that the Society of Construction Law Hong Kong will be holding a One Day Conference on Friday 6 November 2015. The theme of this event is "2015 - A Year of Reform for the Hong Kong Construction Industry? Further information can be found here.
VIC
Charrett Moot
Members in Melbourne are invited to express their interest in entering the inaugural Charrett Moot to be held in October and November 2015.
Darwin NT
International Speakers Tour 2015 (Darwin)
PHILIP BRITTON LLB BCL will present on the topic of:SECURITY OF PAYMENT: INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONSEvery jurisdiction with security of payment legislation has to define what contracts it applies to and what types of claim can (or must) be resolved via the statutory dispute resolution machinery ('adjudication'). Each also has to make provision for the enforceability of adjudicators' decisions and the relationship between adjudication and other forms of dispute resolution.Philip’s presentation will provide an overview of security of payment in the UK and discuss the 'residential occupier exception' and how this applies in most Australian jurisdictions. The existence of such a 'carve-out' raises some practical questions about the scope of such an exception and how uncertainties at its margin are to be resolved. If the interests of consumers in some situations trump the reasonable cash-flow needs of builders and construction professionals, why and how is this built into the law? The presentation will also look at the scope for consumers to opt in to 'quick and dirty' forms of dispute resolution like adjudication by contract where this is not imposed by the law and the fairness of such 'choices'. For more information click here.
NSW
International Speakers Tour 2015 (Newcastle)
PHILIP BRITTON LLB BCL will present on the topic of:
SECURITY OF PAYMENT: INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS
Every jurisdiction with security of payment legislation has to define what contracts it applies to and what types of claim can (or must) be resolved via the statutory dispute resolution machinery ('adjudication'). Each also has to make provision for the enforceability of adjudicators' decisions and the relationship between adjudication and other forms of dispute resolution.
Philip’s presentation will provide an overview of security of payment in the UK and discuss the 'residential occupier exception' and how this applies in most Australian jurisdictions. The existence of such a 'carve-out' raises some practical questions about the scope of such an exception and how uncertainties at its margin are to be resolved. If the interests of consumers in some situations trump the reasonable cash-flow needs of builders and construction professionals, why and how is this built into the law? The presentation will also look at the scope for consumers to opt in to 'quick and dirty' forms of dispute resolution like adjudication by contract where this is not imposed by the law and the fairness of such 'choices'.
To register please click here.
SECURITY OF PAYMENT: INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS
Every jurisdiction with security of payment legislation has to define what contracts it applies to and what types of claim can (or must) be resolved via the statutory dispute resolution machinery ('adjudication'). Each also has to make provision for the enforceability of adjudicators' decisions and the relationship between adjudication and other forms of dispute resolution.
Philip’s presentation will provide an overview of security of payment in the UK and discuss the 'residential occupier exception' and how this applies in most Australian jurisdictions. The existence of such a 'carve-out' raises some practical questions about the scope of such an exception and how uncertainties at its margin are to be resolved. If the interests of consumers in some situations trump the reasonable cash-flow needs of builders and construction professionals, why and how is this built into the law? The presentation will also look at the scope for consumers to opt in to 'quick and dirty' forms of dispute resolution like adjudication by contract where this is not imposed by the law and the fairness of such 'choices'.
To register please click here.
International
ICC/SCL Conference for Construction Contracts and Arbitration in Cairo- 25/26 October 2015
For those of our members who wish to benefit from an event being held by our Egyptian SCL, please click here for details of their conference in Cairo on 25/26 October 2015.
VIC
National Conference 2015 _êØShifting Gears_ê
The Society of Construction Law Australia and the Conference Organising Committee are pleased to invite you to be part of the National Conference 2015 “Shifting Gears”.
Further information can be found here
Further information can be found here