FIDIC 2017 – Clauses & Articles
Written by Corbett Lawyers |
January 27, 2018
FIDIC 2017 – A Practical Legal Guide – Errata.
Click on any of the documents below to read Corbett & Co.’s articles on FIDIC 2017 clauses: –
– Sub-Clause 1.15 – Limitation of Liability
– Clause 2 – The Employer
– Clause 3 – The Engineer
– Clause 4 – The Contractor
– Clause 5 – Design
– Clause 6 – Staff and Labour
– Clause 7 – Plant Materials and Workmanship
– Clause 8 – Commencement Delays and Suspension
– Clause 9 – Tests on Completion
– Clause 10 – Employers Taking Over
– Clause 12 – Tests after Completion
– Clause 13 – Variations and Adjustments
– Clause 14 – Contract Price and Payment
– Clause 15 – Termination by Employer
– Clause 16 – Termination by Contractor
– Clause 17 – Care of the Works and Indemnities
– Clause 18 – Exceptional Events
– Clause 19 – Insurance
– Clause 20 – Employers and Contractors Claims
– Clause 21 – Disputes and Arbitration
These articles can also be found via the Knowledge Hub ‘word search.
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