This is the second of a series of 3 separate, but linked, talks, aimed at busy practitioners running construction contracts. They will provide practical information for anyone who makes determinations and issues Certificates under JCT forms of Contract.
Speaker - Seth Handley BSc(Hons) LOND).,MSc(LOND).,Dip.Arch.,Dip.Law(Com.).,RIBA.,FCIArb.,MAE., barrister.(n.p.), will speak about:-
• Why have extensions of time ‘EoT’?
• What does the contract require?
• Specific contractual requirements
• What is the Completion Date
• How does the Critical Path help?
• Requirements for Giving a Notice of Delay - are they critical?
• Must the builder mitigate any delay?
• How can programmes help?
• Should we keep weather records?
• Should we discuss and minute progress from DTMs?
• What does "Dotting On" mean?
• What do we do if there are two things causing delay?
• What if we get the EoT wrong?
Cost: There is no charge to attend these talks. Guests and non-members are most welcome.
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