(12) In the event of a dispute or dispute between the parties, whether over the quality of the material used by the contractors or the work performed, or the delay in the completion of the work or other matters arising out of or related to the agreement or performance of the works; is reported and decided by the architect who presents his decision in writing. If a party is not satisfied with the architect`s decision, a party (the owners or contractors) may notify the other party in writing, through the architect, that the disputed cases are referred to arbitration and the final decision of an arbitrator to be agreed upon and appointed by both parties, or, in the event of disagreement on the appointment of a single arbitrator to appoint: two arbitrators. a party to be appointed by each party, of which the arbitrator appoints an arbitrator before taking over the reference charge. The filing is considered to be the filing of arbitration proceedings within the meaning of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 or an amendment to the law. The arbitral award of the arbitrator(s) is final and binding on the parties. The fees of the arbitrator appointed by a party shall be paid by the party responsible for the party and the arbitrator`s costs and other arbitration costs shall be borne in half and half by the parties. The owners and contractors also agree that, in accordance with this clause, conciliation is a condition precedent for any right of appeal of the contract. If there are modifications, these should be made in accordance with the mutual agreement between the owner and the contractor. In most cases, there will be no change. The changes will be minor. For example, the layout of cabinets, wiring and the inclusion of additional electrical outlets and other aspects can be discussed by the owner so that his interests are managed by the contractor.
As long as construction costs are below the price limit, there will be no difficulty in making changes. In the case of an employment contract, the owner can save on the bill of the profits envisaged by the contractor on all material costs, but this is difficult and not always true and can sometimes prove costly. Construction plans must comply with local regulations and complete information must be provided to the owner. Various elements such as building structure, electrical wiring, plumbing, drainage, septic tank, water cistern and gutter, road access, landscaping and full description should be indicated in the agreement, in order to avoid ambiguity. Before signing a construction contract between the owner and the contractor, it should be ensured that all goods are properly covered in order to ensure sufficient legal protection. The terms and conditions agreed by both parties should be reflected in writing. Details should be included in the agreement. A construction contract is an agreement between a client and a contractor that defines the details of a construction project. The details of a construction contract should include all aspects of the project, including payment, the nature of the work performed, the contractor`s legal rights and more. Many suppliers are sometimes not fair about quantity. The price may be cheaper, but the supplier will provide less quantity that you will never be able to verify and control. The rates in the list are based on the base rates for steel and cement, since in the event of an escalation of those base rates, appropriate adjustments should be made to the contractual amount(s).
Escalation regarding other items, materials or accounts is not allowed….
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