Lesson 11 Flashcards

1
Q

Refers to disagreement, conflicts or legal issues that arise during the planning of cons proj

A

Cons dispute

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2
Q

factors affecting disputes

A

Behavior
Culture
Degree of bias
Magnitude
Organizational
Proj Conditions
Parties Involved
Site Conditions
Terms of contract
Technological Issues
Third Party

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3
Q

types of cons disputes

A

design
payment disputes
quality
scope
schedule
safety

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4
Q

impact of cons dispute

A

project delay
project abandonment
relationship damage
reputational damage
quality and safety concerns
termination
cost overruns

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5
Q

stall project progress as parties focuses on resolving disagreements instead of construction.

A

proj delay

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6
Q

lead to additional costs,
including legal fees, expert witness fees, and the costs associated with resolving the dispute itself.

A

cost overruns

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7
Q

can strain relationships
between project participants.
Tensions, mistrust, and adversarial attitudes
may develop, making collaboration and communication more challenging.

A

relationship damage

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8
Q

can tarnish the reputation of companies involved. Owners may be seen as difficult to work with, and contractors might gain a reputation for unreliability. This can make it harder to secure future projects.

A

reputational damage

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9
Q

increasing the risk of construction defects,
accidents, and injuries.

A

quality and safety concerns

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10
Q

may lead to project abandonment or termination,
resulting in financial losses, contractual breaches, and damaged relationships. Abandoned projects may leave stakeholders with incomplete structures, financial liabilities, and legal liabilities, requiring costly remediation efforts and recovery measures.

A

proj abandonment or termination

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11
Q

cons dispute avoidance and management

A

Effective contract management
Docu cont and record keeping
Disputes resolution clauses
Reg comm and collabo
Proj monitoring and cont

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12
Q

is the process of resolving
conflicts or disagreements
between parties in a peaceful
and constructive manner.

A

Dispute resolution

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13
Q

mechanism of disp resol

A

prevention
negotiation
binding resol
non binding

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14
Q

engage in discussions and
NEGOTIATIONS to reach a mutually acceptable resolution without involving a third party

A

negotiation

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15
Q

NEUTRAL THIRD PARTIES facilitates
discussions and assists the parties
in reaching a voluntary settlement
agreement.

A

mediation

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16
Q

empowers parties to actively participate in finding
resolutions with the assistance of a neutral third party, the CONCILIATOR

A

conciliation

17
Q

A formal process where an
independent adjudicator makes a binding decision on the dispute based on evidence and arguments presented by the parties

A

Adjudication

18
Q

a peaceful way to resolve conflicts without the need for a courtroom battle. FRIENDLY MEDIATOR stepping in to help find a solution that works for
everyone involved.

A

alternative Disp resol

19
Q

a government agency under the Department of Justice, established by Republic Act No. 9285. its role is to promote, develop, and expand the use of Alternative Dispute
Resolution (ADR) in both private and public sectors.

A

Office for alt disp resol

20
Q

Documents are key evidence
in court and arbitration proceedings.

A

documents

21
Q

occur within the legal
framework of a country and
are open to the public,
following strict rules of
evidence.

A

court proceeding

22
Q

private and confidential,
agreed upon by the parties
outside of the court system.

A

ARBITRAL PROCEEDING

23
Q

ACCEPTABLE CONSTRUCTION
DOCUMENTS

A

1.Contracts
2.Correspondence
3.Witness Statements
4.Expert Reports
5.Financial Records
6.Official Records
7.Photographs and Videos
8. Legal Pleadings

24
Q

commonly known as the
Arbitration Law, provides a legal framework for the
resolution of disputes through arbitration in the
Philippines,

A

RA 876 - Arbitration Law

25
Q

refers to the limits of a legal authority

A

Jurisdictional Bodies