Latent defects

By:

Langley, R

Series: Cost Engineer ; 40(3) July 2002, 14-15(2)Publication details: 2002Subject(s):

Summary: Offers advice about the degree of liability that a contractor, or consultant, owes to its' employer for defects in a project that are either latent or patent. Suggests definitions, exclusions, extent, claims in contract law, claims in law of tort and practical advice.

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Offers advice about the degree of liability that a contractor, or consultant, owes to its' employer for defects in a project that are either latent or patent. Suggests definitions, exclusions, extent, claims in contract law, claims in law of tort and practical advice.

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