Judicial interpretation

By:

Knowles, R

Language: English Series: Chartered Quantity Surveyor ; 15(11/12) July/August 1993, 23(1)Publication details: 1993Subject(s):

Summary: Gathers together cases on clause 60(6) of the ICE contract, 5th Edition, and particularly the phrase `a failure by the engineer to certify`, to support discussion of the effect on caselaw of conflicting judicial interpretations.

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Gathers together cases on clause 60(6) of the ICE contract, 5th Edition, and particularly the phrase `a failure by the engineer to certify`, to support discussion of the effect on caselaw of conflicting judicial interpretations.

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