Introduction to Construction Engineering Law - 21st Century Online Version

Author: Wu Jiaguo Xu Guozhong
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: To meet the needs of university construction-related disciplines and online teaching, we have compiled this textbook. The textbook is divided into three parts, with a total of fourteen chapters, covering important legal regulations common to the construction industry across various sectors. It primarily includes: the procedures for investment and construction entities to enter the construction process, market access requirements for construction entities, professional qualifications for units and practitioners, the tendering, contracting, and bidding processes for engineering projects, the formation and performance of construction contracts, and the regulations governing the main construction activities of construction entities in surveying, design, supervision, construction, and environmental protection. Additionally, it covers claims and legal liability for disputes in construction. The textbook is designed to accommodate the learning needs of both legal and non-legal professionals, enabling readers to master both construction and legal knowledge. To facilitate collaborative study and research on legal issues in the construction field, each chapter provides fundamental legal theories as a foundation while focusing on key legal issues in construction. Each chapter also includes a guide to introduce the topic and concludes with review questions. We hope this book will help enhance readers' ability to apply construction law knowledge.