Issue 31

October 2022

This issue of International Quarterly focuses on Dispute Boards, covering new JCT/CIArb rules, World Bank initiatives, diversity in African arbitration institutions, and risks when adding project phases by variation or separate contract.

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Arbitration out of Africa – is there a way back in?

Will a hunger for diversity encourage parties to use new or less widely known arbitration institutions across Africa?

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The need for care when adding additional packages of works to a contract

Shepherd Construction v Drax Power: was a right to withhold payment limited to a specific package of works?

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The continued global rise of dispute boards

What are the new JCT/CIArb DAB rules and will parties agree to incorporate them in their contracts?

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World Bank uses DAABs to address Gender Based Violence

Will the World Bank's new initiative become a benchmark for every project?

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