Choice of alternative dispute resolutions in construction disputes by Abd. Halim, Fazzarieyyah

“…This research aim to study Alternative Dispute Resolutions (ADRs) process and to propose the preferred ADRs that can minimise the time, cost and to preserve reputation and to propose enhancement criteria in current ADRs. …”
Get full text

Mediation as alternative dispute resolution : a study of professional's opportunities and challenges as mediators in Malaysian construction industry by Goh , Meng Khiang

Dispute review boards in the context of Malaysian construction industry by Talib, Rozilah

“…The DRB is most popular alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanism in US therefore the operational basis of the DRB adheres to the legislation and operation in US. …”
Get full text

Selection of dispute resolution methods: factor analysis approach by Heap, Yih Chong, Mohamad Zin, Rosli

“…Findings -Seven latent factors were extracted and revealed that the contractors and developers preferred alternative dispute resolution (ADR). However, the appreciation of the outcomes of ADR was perceived to be very low. …”

Bibliometric analysis of construction dispute by Olalekan, Olaolu Titus, Tajul Ariffin, Hamizah Liyana, Ali, Kherun Nita, Mohd. Raslim, Faraziera, Mohamad, Mardiana

“…The result shows that most of the publications focused more on managing already existing dispute by litigation, arbitration, and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and a lack in the area of dispute prevention methods.…”

Case management system and dispute resolution methods by Alsuwaidi, Abdulrahman Ahmed, Rosman, Arieff Salleh, Shehab, Ahmed

“…How does the UAE legislator regulate this system, and explain the position of this system in practical life compared to alternative dispute resolution methods? The problem of the study is the modernity of the case management system compared to the means of resolving disputes through other alternative methods on one hand. …”
Get full text

Arbitrator's juris by Zakaria, Intan Bayani

“…Arbitration has been recognised as one of the alternative dispute resolutions in construction industry. By the insertion of arbitration clause in a construction contract, it requires parties to resolve any disputes through an arbitrator instead of a judge. …”

Soft skills of mediator by Makhtar, Mohd. Sofian

“…Mediation has been recognised as one of the alternative dispute resolutions in construction industry. By the insertion of mediation clause in the construction standard form of contract, it give the disputed parties choice in choosing the method to solve the disputes. …”
Get full text

Arbitrator’s jurisdiction to resolve disputes relating to allegation of fraud by Zakaria, Intan Bayani

“…Arbitration has been recognised as one of the alternative dispute resolutions in construction industry. By the insertion of arbitration clause in a construction contract, it requires parties to resolve any disputes through an arbitrator instead of a judge. …”
Get full text

A revisit on the current practice of dispute resolution and ADR in Malaysia construction industry by Mohd. Danuri, Mohd. Suhaimi, Mohd. Ishan, Zahira, Mustaffa, Nur Emma, Jaafar, Mohd. Salleh

“…In addition, the alternative dispute resolutions (ADR), namely mediation and adjudication, have also been introduced as the other methods for resolving disputes. …”

Procurement methods in reducing disputes for construction projects by Abdul Aziz, Abdullahi

“…The causes of disputes are poor communication, design errors, delay in payments, error in construction, excessive contract variations, multiple meaning of specification, difference in site condition, construction claims, difference in evaluations and public interruptions. The Alternate dispute resolution (ADR) consists of conciliation and mediation, was usually used in setting disputes without going to court, followed by Arbitration and litigation and the Design and Build procurement method is found to be the most appropriate in reducing construction disputes.…”
Get full text

Payment issues in telecommunication infrastructure project by Sheikh Razman, Sheikh Mohd. Shahrien

“…Full Turnkey Contractors prefer to use negotiation approach during the event of payment defaults instead of other methods of alternative disputes resolution. Furthermore, negotiation was chosen as a solution most probably to maintain a ‘good rapport’ to avoid being ‘blacklisted’ by the employers and continuously received a new project by the employers. …”
Get full text