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Contract Law
- Terms
- Provision for forming part of a contract
- Expressed
- written into contract
- Problems arise from the meaning of these terms
- written into contract
- Implied
- not written in contract
- Four classes of implied terms
- Statutory implication
- Housing Grants
Regeneration Act
1996
- Local Democracy, Economic
Development and
Construction Act 2009
- Housing Grants
Regeneration Act
1996
- Necessary implication
- Custom and usage implication
- Frustration Implication
- Statutory implication
- Four classes of implied terms
- not written in contract
- Provision for forming part of a contract
- Money
- Payment
- Payment Mechanisms
- Interim Certificates
- Mechanism for confirming that an installment of contrcat sum in due
- Issued at dates within contract
particulars,usually 4 week periods
- The employer has 14 days
from the date of cert in which to
pay
- Failure is a ground for
suspension or termination by
contractor
- Failure is a ground for
suspension or termination by
contractor
- Contract administrator has a 5 day window from due date to issue the notice
- Must state amount due to
contractor from employer
- Mechanism for confirming that an installment of contrcat sum in due
- Final Certificate
- Interim Certificates
- Advance payment
- Retension
- Final Account
- Off site materials
- Payment Mechanisms
- Variations
- Payment
- Claims
- Extension of Time
- Releases obligation to pay LED's
- Contractor must submit notice
in writing as soon as it thinks it
is being delayed, whether his
fault or others
- In breach if fails to do so
- In breach if fails to do so
- Contractors Duties
- Architects Duties
- Releases obligation to pay LED's
- Liquidated Damages
- Money Claims
- Extension of Time
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