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Expert Profile: John Dowse

Expertise:  Legal; contract interpretation; quantum; delay analysis.

Experience in the area
Twnety-six (26) years experience in building and construction, at all levels both within contracting and consulting organisations.

Organizations
Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors Chartered Institute of Arbitrators

Publications
Various UK construction and legal publications.

Education/Credentials
LLB (Hons), Pg Dip (Legal Practice), Barrister

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User Comments
Thank you.
(Mahmood on 09/03/08)
Thank you..
(jehad nasr on 09/01/08)
Thank you very much for your quick response Mr Dowse. I am really happy I am not the only one who sees a problem in the definition.
(Peter on 08/28/08)
Thnks , but is it mandatory to be bounded with some one to have the capacity to insure on him ? that what i understood from your answer
(Mohamed on 08/27/08)
Thank you very much. I really appreciate this even as a first step. We need an American version of this site... hint, hint. Thank you again!
(Henry on 08/27/08)
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Recent Answers from John Dowse
2008-09-02  FIDIC short form Contract Dear Mahmood, Thank you for your question. The FIDIC contracts are framework documents; they are intended to be adapted to suit the user's preferences. In theory it is possible to amend the short...
2008-08-31  additional works issued by the employer to others Dear Jehad, Unless your contract between with the Employer precludes this I would suggest that the answer is yes, the Employer can instruct in the way that you are describing. The Employer is generally...
2008-08-29  Loss of contract Simon, The lack of a written contract will make it difficult to establish the terms and conditions under which you were working. Whilst your previous dealings cane be evidential of a good working relationship...
2008-08-28  Loss of contract Simon, The answer to your problem may lie in the terms of the written contract between you if one exists, and on the particular circumstances. Many contracts provide for termination, either upon...
2008-08-26  Contractor declared bankruptcy The circumstances suggest that you are an unsecured creditor and, as such, will have to register your claim with the insolvency practitioner or other body dealing with the bankruptcy. As an unsecured creditor...
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