Clause 15.6 Valuation in FIDIC 1999 vs 2017 explained—claim rights, profit loss, Engineer’s role, and payment clarity after Employer’s convenience termination.
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Clause 13.5 Daywork in FIDIC Yellow Book covers how to handle unpriced works fairly. Learn its purpose, procedure, and real-world impact here!
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Clause 1.13 Compliance with Laws in FIDIC made simple! Get checklists, matrices, and sample letters to ensure legal success on any project.
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FIDIC Clause 18.5 compared: See how Optional Termination differs in the 1999 and 2017 Yellow Books, and what it means for Contractors and Employers
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Sub-Clause 14.14 in FIDIC Yellow Book explains how to preserve claims & when Employer’s liability ends. Don’t miss key deadlines or risk losing entitlement!
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Clause 14.10 Statement at Completion explained: Secure payments, preserve claims, and avoid disputes under FIDIC Yellow Book 1999 and 2017 editions.
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Clause 14.6 – Interim Payment Certificate under FIDIC demystified! Learn its purpose, process, risks, disputes & tips to optimize project cash flow.
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Clause 14.3 places a pivotal responsibility on the Contractor to initiate the payment process by submitting a detailed Statement to the Engineer.
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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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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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Clause 3.7 Comparative Clause Analysis of FIDIC 1999 vs 2017 — timelines, Engineer’s role, and key changes explained in a clear, practical breakdown.
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Clause 2.5, titled “Employer’s Claims,” serves as an essential provision in the FIDIC Yellow Book 1999 for delineating the Employer’s rights to make claims against the Contractor.
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Time for Completion Clause in FIDIC explained with real scenarios, checklist, sample letters, and best practices—essential for Engineers, Contractors & Employers!
