Document Type
Conference Item
Publication Date
9-1-2011
Abstract
This paper is performed mainly to introduce Dispute Board (DB) as the one of the many Alternative Dispute Resolutions (ADRs) to be applied into the Malaysian construction industry to reduce and minimize the amount of disputes. This research is carried out by interviewing nine respondents which consist of registered Quantity Surveyors. Litigation and arbitration has been widely applied in Malaysia for dispute settlement. Both methods, however, do become more tedious and arduous processes to go through to resolve disputes. Mediation, on the other hand, has been a new alternative for dispute settlement in the Malaysian construction industry. Nevertheless, arbitration and mediation have not yet made a big impact in the numbers of disputes arising in the Malaysian construction industry. Therefore, this paper unveils the viability of implementing Dispute Board as a better and more efficient method of ADR that is determined in the outset of the project. Dispute Board is able to reduce the amount of disputes arising in the Malaysian construction industry.
Keywords
Dispute Board (DB), Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), Malaysian Construction Industry
Divisions
BuiltEnvironment
Event Title
2011 IEEE Symposium on Business, Engineering and Industrial Applications
Event Location
Langkawi
Event Dates
25-28 Sep 2011
Event Type
conference