Example of a Related Dispute in an Underground High-Speed Rail Tunnel Project (FIDIC 2017)

By wisdomwaveshub.com / March 4, 2025

This example illustrates how a single issue (groundwater intrusion) can cause cascading disputes between different contractual levels, making it a Related Dispute under the Subcontract.

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