Contract Practice - HARD Flashcards

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What does FIDIC stand for?

A

International Federation of Consulting Engineers

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What are some examples of what you would see in Recitals?

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Factual details about the works

  1. Project Scope and Location
  2. Employers Requirements & Contractir Proposals
  3. Sections? Framework Agreement?
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What is CIS?

A

Construction Industry Scheme

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What are some examples of what you would see in Articles?

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  1. Contract Sum
  2. Principle Designer / Principle Contractor
  3. Employer’s Agent / Contract Administrator
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5
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What are unliquidated damages?

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Money to be paid for a breach of contract where the amount was not pre-agreed and is instead assessed by a court after the fact

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What is a waiver of subrogation?

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A legal agreement that prevents an insurance company from pursuing a third party for payment after it has already paid a claim to its policyholder

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What are latent defects?

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Defects that manifest over time and are not obvious at the time of practical completion

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What are patent defects?

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Defects within works obvious at the time of practical completion

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What is the difference between a defect and a snag?

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A defect is a serious issue affecting the functionality, safety, or structure of a building, while a snag is a minor cosmetic imperfection that doesn’t impact safety or performance

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