On which side of the fence? Contractual practices in the farm buildings industry
Astley-Cooper, P.
On which side of the fence? Contractual practices in the farm buildings industry - 1987 - Farm Buildings and Engineering 4(1) Spring-Summer 1987, 22-23(2) .
The agricultural construction industry and its clientele think and work very differently to the industrial and commercial sector. Only when a surveyor, architect or consultant is controlling a building scheme are comprehensive terms of sale arranged. About 80% of building schemes, however, are direct purchases by farmers from companies supplying buildings and ancillary works. There is a need to create a model set of contract conditions suitable to the rather special nature of agricultural buildings which would be acceptable to supplier and purchaser.
On which side of the fence? Contractual practices in the farm buildings industry - 1987 - Farm Buildings and Engineering 4(1) Spring-Summer 1987, 22-23(2) .
The agricultural construction industry and its clientele think and work very differently to the industrial and commercial sector. Only when a surveyor, architect or consultant is controlling a building scheme are comprehensive terms of sale arranged. About 80% of building schemes, however, are direct purchases by farmers from companies supplying buildings and ancillary works. There is a need to create a model set of contract conditions suitable to the rather special nature of agricultural buildings which would be acceptable to supplier and purchaser.