Cost and time are the targeted outcomes of any successful construction project, and
disputes over these two key factors constitute a major obstacle to successful project …

Disputes are unpleasant, resource consuming, and expensive, but they are inevitable in
construction contracts. Dispute resolution practices in Nepal are different from the ones in …

Claims and disputes are common in construction projects and the costs associated with
these adversarial relationships can reach up to 4– 12 billion per year. While previous …

Construction Projects are often delivered under a complex and uncertain environment, with
claims and conflict being an inevitable part. It is vital to manage claims and conflict as soon …

This paper aims to identify the common disputed issues related to the Extension of Time
(EoT) claim; particularly in private funding projects. A survey research approach, using …

Disputes are inevitable in construction projects, and planning to manage them is considered
as a significant problem of project contract management. In this knowledge area of project …

Despite efforts to identify and prevent causes, construction claims remain inevitable and
repetitive. Therefore, focus has shifted to managing claims with systematic processes, yet …

Property disputes in multi-owned buildings (MOB) should be effectively managed to ensure
harmonious land use in urban areas. Many studies indicate that a well-planned governance …

Purpose The dispute resolution process in the construction industry is known for delays in
settlement, with some cases even escalating to complex arbitration and litigation. To avoid …

Because the emergence of claims has a significantly negative impact on the success of
projects and interested parties' satisfaction, considerable attempt has been made to resolve …