Published author
Taner has published articles in the International Arbitration Law Review and Construction Law International. He has also contributed a chapter to Transnational Construction Arbitration.
You can download some of the articles by clicking on the links below:
Chapter in transnational construction arbitration
In this chapter Taner gives a comprehensive analysis of the topical issue of enforcement of non-final DAB decisions under the FIDIC 1999 forms which was published in the book “Transnational Construction Arbitration”
Enforcement of DAB decisions
In this article, Taner also explores the issue of enforcement of non-final DAB decisions under the FIDIC 1999 forms which was published in the International Arbitration Law Review
Enforcement of DAB decisions
The Court of Appeal in Singapore has considered the enforcement of DAB decisions twice in relation to the same case. The case has been known as the “Persero” case.
Referring disputes to arbitration when no DAB is in place
If there is no DAB appointed by the parties to a FIDIC 1999 contract, may disputes be referred directly to arbitration under clause 20.8? This issue has troubled many in the industry – and has now been considered in the English and Swiss courts.
What is the point of a Variations clause?
The definition of a Variation under the FIDIC 1999 forms is very wide. Taner explores whether an Employer can instruct the building of an airport as a Variation in a road project!
The role of the Engineer
In September 2016, Taner gave a lecture on the role of the Engineer at the FIDIC Marrakesh Conference. This paper was provided to the delegates in the materials.
Appeals on a question of Law
In this article Taner analyses Section 69 of the English Arbitration Act 1996: appeals on a question of law