Claims for prolongation and disruption
Claims for prolongation and disruption
- 1989
- Surveying Technician 18(1) October/November 1989,8-9(2) .
Outlines the procedures for making claims when building contracts are not completed within time. Identifies the essentials of a claim, the duty of the contractor in giving notices, granting of extensions and the grounds on which a claim can be made. Also lists heads of claim which are generally accepted and concludes that if a claim is to be successful, it must be prepared carefully, presenting information which is correct, clear and coherent.
CROSBY V PORTLAND UDC
EXTENSION OF TIME
FINNEGAN V SHEFFIELD CC
HUDSONS FORMULA
LEACH V MERTON
LOSS AND EXPENSE
MINTER V WELSH HEALTH TECHNICAL SERVICES ORGANISATION
REES AND KIRBY V SWANSEA CC
WHITTAL BUILDERS COMPANY LTD V CHESTER LE STREET DC
Outlines the procedures for making claims when building contracts are not completed within time. Identifies the essentials of a claim, the duty of the contractor in giving notices, granting of extensions and the grounds on which a claim can be made. Also lists heads of claim which are generally accepted and concludes that if a claim is to be successful, it must be prepared carefully, presenting information which is correct, clear and coherent.
CROSBY V PORTLAND UDC
EXTENSION OF TIME
FINNEGAN V SHEFFIELD CC
HUDSONS FORMULA
LEACH V MERTON
LOSS AND EXPENSE
MINTER V WELSH HEALTH TECHNICAL SERVICES ORGANISATION
REES AND KIRBY V SWANSEA CC
WHITTAL BUILDERS COMPANY LTD V CHESTER LE STREET DC