This article provides a comprehensive analysis of Clause 7.2 Samples in the FIDIC Yellow Book 1999, focusing on its purpose, implications, and interactions with other clauses. Learn how to navigate this crucial clause effectively.
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FIDIC Clause 7.1 defines how works must be executed with quality, safety, and industry standards. Here’s a clear, detailed guide with real-world examples.
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This clause ensures that the Contractor is fairly compensated for any loss of profit or other damages sustained as a result of the termination.
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The clause outlines the conditions under which work can be ceased and the procedures for removing equipment. Failure to adhere to the stipulations of this clause can lead to legal repercussions, including penalties and potential termination of the contract.
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Clause 16.2 in FIDIC Contracts provides the Contractor with specific rights to terminate under defined conditions. Whether it's payment delays or the Employer's insolvency, understanding this clause is crucial for both parties involved. Get an in-depth overview, clear misconceptions, and learn about its real-world applications.
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This guide aims to provide a comprehensive overview of various methods, focusing particularly on arbitration, adjudication, and specific clauses within FIDIC contracts.
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Other Definitions such as Contractor’s Documents, Country, Employer’s Equipment, Force Majeure, Laws, Performance Security, Site, Unforeseeable and Variation
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Clause 1.1.5 – Works and Goods under FIDIC Yellow Book 1999 & 2017 defines critical terms that shape risk, payment, ownership, and site responsibilities.
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FIDIC 1999 Sub-Clause Definitions from 1.1.4.1 to 1.1.4.12 explained with clarity, visuals & practical insights—perfect for engineers, QS, and contract managers.
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Clause 1.1.3 Dates, Tests, Periods and Completion
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Detailed Explanation of Clause 1.1.2 Parties and Persons
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Clause 16.1 of the FIDIC Yellow Book provides the Contractor with the right to suspend work under specific conditions, mainly around non-payment issues. This guide offers a deep dive into the clause, explaining its nuances, applications, and common misunderstandings.
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Clause 4.24 in FIDIC addresses the crucial aspect of handling fossils and archaeological finds during construction. From immediate actions to legal implications, discover the intricate details of this clause and why it’s pivotal for construction projects.
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Limitation of Liability in FIDIC Yellow Book (1999 vs 2017). Deep dive into Clause 17.6 & 1.15, covering caps, exclusions, and key updates.
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Clause 17.5 of the FIDIC Yellow Book offers a clear framework on Intellectual and Industrial Property Rights in construction contracts. With its guidelines on infringement claims and indemnity, it’s a pivotal clause that every contractor and employer should be aware of. Explore its nuances, FAQs, and real-world implications in our comprehensive guide.
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Clause 17.4 Consequences of Employer’s Risks is a pivotal component in FIDIC contracts, detailing the repercussions of specific risks borne by the Employer. This article deciphers its implications, interplay with other clauses, and its practical significance in construction contracts.
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Clause 17.3 in the FIDIC Yellow Book 1999 outlines the specific risks borne by the Employer in construction contracts. This comprehensive guide delves into its nuances, offers expert insights, and clears common misconceptions.
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Contractor’s Care of the Works under FIDIC explained! Compare Clause 17.2 (1999) vs 17.1/17.2 (2017) with risks, insurance tips & claim scenarios.
Clause 17.1 in the FIDIC Yellow Book 1999 outlines the indemnification responsibilities of both the Contractor and the Employer. Get a detailed understanding of this critical clause, its FAQs, and common misunderstandings.
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Delve into the details of Clause 12.4 in the FIDIC Yellow Book 1999. Learn what happens when Works or Sections fail to pass the Tests after Completion, the associated costs, and more.
