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Автор: Jorgensen, Jacob C.
Название: Delay clauses in international construction contracts
ISBN: 9789041126726
Издательство: Kluwer law international
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Корпоративное, коммерческое и конкурентное право

ISBN-10: 9041126724
Обложка/Формат: Hardcover
Страницы: 362
Вес: 0.73 кг.
Дата издания: 07.01.2010
Язык: English
Размер: 240 x 161 x 28
Читательская аудитория: Professional & vocational
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Поставляется из: США
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Delay clauses in construction contracts are notoriously inadequate when invoked. The inherent, evidentiary uncertainties surrounding the causes and effects of project delays render them not only difficult to resolve when a dispute arises, but also difficult to regulate contractually. It is not surprising, then, that the governing law of the contract often plays a role when it comes to interpreting and applying contractual clauses dealing with delays, such as liquidated damages clauses and time extension clauses. And in many jurisdictions the governing law, while asserting the partiesand#8217; right to contractual freedom, in fact fully or partly disables such clauses by restraining the employerand#8217;s right to claim liquidated damages or imposing unfair contract terms rules. In this book well-known practitioners from twelve countries that attract large-scale international construction projects describe and analyse the interpretation and application of delay clauses under the laws of their respective countries. In each of their presentations the reader will find in-depth responses to the following questions:

Is the employer required to demonstrate a loss in order to claim liquidated damages?
Can the employer claim damages for delay as an alternative or in addition to a claim for liquidated damages?
Under which circumstances can the employer defeat a clause limiting the contractorand#8217;s liability for delays?
Do interim delays trigger claims for liquidated damages?
How are claims for liquidated damages calculated and enforced?
Can the contractor claim a reduction of the employerand#8217;s claim for liquidated damages
Under what circumstances can the contractor or the employer claim an extension of an agreed time limit and who owns the and#8216;floatand#8217;?
How are concurrent delays dealt with?
Does the law impose any notice requirements on the employer in regard to claiming liquidated damages?
Under which circumstances does a delay warrant termination of the construction contract?

In addition, each author includes a brief description of the construction law environment in his or her country and highlights pitfalls and advantages to be aware of when dealing with a standard construction contract, such as the FIDIC Red Book, in that country. As an eminently practical guide to relevant local law for project managers, engineers, consultants and others concerned in the administration and planning of major construction projects, this book will prove to be a very welcome resource. It will also be very helpful to legal advisors involved in the drafting and negotiation of major international construction contracts and/or in dispute resolution proceedings.

Delay clauses in international construction contracts, Jorgensen, Jacob C.