Brooking Prize

Substandard Balconies are Flooding the Victorian Market: The Legal Context of Causes and Remedies

A highly commended paper in the Student Brooking Prize 2018 by Catherine Williams (published at (2018) 181 ACLN 37)

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Quo Vadimus: The Future of Restitutionary Quantum Meruit in Australian Construction Projects

Winner of the Brooking Prize 2014 - Daniel Morris

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Retrospectivity and the Doctrine of Frustration

A highly commended paper for the Brooking Student Prize 2015 by Rachel Ong

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Prospective Analysis – What does it mean ?

A commended paper in the Brooking Prize 2017 by Mark Griffith

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Incorporating Active Risk Management In Construction Contracts

Winner of the Brooking Student Prize 2017 - Kevin Pascoe (published at (2018) 33 BCL 333)

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Reviving the Victorian Adjudication Review Process

A commended paper in the Student Brooking Prize 2017 by Dr Samer Skaik

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Terrorism as an unforeseen intervening event in international construction projects

A highly commended paper in the Student Brooking Prize 2017 by Tina Funge

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Factoring in a Change to Infrastructure Delivery

A commended paper in the Brooking Prize 2017 by Justin O'Callaghan and Lucy Munt

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Political Flim-Flam or Ground-Breaking Reform? A comment on the code for the tendering and performance of building work 2016

A highly commended paper in the Brooking Prize 2017 by Elizabeth Pearson (published at (2017) 177 ACLN 6)

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Is a DAB member appointment enforceable if one /both parties do(es) not sign a dispute adjudication agreement in connection with FIDIC contracts?

A commended paper in the Brooking Prize 2017 by Laura Lintott

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Brooking Prize

Substandard Balconies are Flooding the Victorian Market: The Legal Context of Causes and Remedies

Quo Vadimus: The Future of Restitutionary Quantum Meruit in Australian Construction Projects

Retrospectivity and the Doctrine of Frustration

Prospective Analysis – What does it mean ?

Incorporating Active Risk Management In Construction Contracts

Reviving the Victorian Adjudication Review Process

Terrorism as an unforeseen intervening event in international construction projects

Factoring in a Change to Infrastructure Delivery

Political Flim-Flam or Ground-Breaking Reform? A comment on the code for the tendering and performance of building work 2016

Is a DAB member appointment enforceable if one /both parties do(es) not sign a dispute adjudication agreement in connection with FIDIC contracts?

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