The SCL delay and disruption protocol: hunting snarks
Series: Construction Law Journal ; 19(3) 2003, 135-143(9)Publication details: 2003Subject(s): Summary: Summarises the key recommendations made in the new "Delay and disruption protocol". These include a proper programme for submission by the contractor, clear instructions on extensions of time, ownership of the float, guidance on concurrent delay and agreement as to variations. The protocol is intended to act as an aid to the interpretation of delay and disruption provisions contained in standard building contracts.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Summarises the key recommendations made in the new "Delay and disruption protocol". These include a proper programme for submission by the contractor, clear instructions on extensions of time, ownership of the float, guidance on concurrent delay and agreement as to variations. The protocol is intended to act as an aid to the interpretation of delay and disruption provisions contained in standard building contracts.