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Practical completion in building contracts: a legal definition?

By: Series: Construction Law Journal ; 20(6) 2004, 301-318(18)Publication details: 2004Subject(s): Summary: With reference to quotations from legal commentaries, case law and terms of building contracts, attempts to legally define the term practical completion. States that there are different kinds of completion ranging from practical works to defects and legal completion. Asks whether possession is a determining factor. Looks at patent defects and outstanding works and considers whether practical completion can take place when latent or suspected defects have been identified.
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With reference to quotations from legal commentaries, case law and terms of building contracts, attempts to legally define the term practical completion. States that there are different kinds of completion ranging from practical works to defects and legal completion. Asks whether possession is a determining factor. Looks at patent defects and outstanding works and considers whether practical completion can take place when latent or suspected defects have been identified.