Hudson Formula The so-called “Hudson Formula” is a topic of considerable debate within the legal and engineering communities. However, it is crucial to recognize that this formula lacks a solid foundation in both law and logic. Generally, it is widely accepted that damages and off-site overheads cannot be accurately determined through a rigid formula. While …
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The Basis of Contracting What is Contract? A legal document that states and explains a formal agreement between two different people or groups, or the agreement itself. What Is a Legal Contract? Legal purpose. A contract must have a legal purpose to be enforceable. For example, Steve hires Paul to kill Susan. Steve drafts an agreement outlining Paul’s responsibilities, namely to acquire a gun and shoot Susan in the head. …
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Tendering and Contractor Selection Tendering and contractor selection play a vital role in the world of construction projects. When embarking on a construction endeavor, whether it’s building a towering skyscraper, developing infrastructure, or renovating existing structures, the process of selecting the right contractor is crucial. It ensures that the project is executed efficiently, cost-effectively, and …
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Pricing variation Variation In Writing Because of the many different categories of legal claim made under the heading of variation claims, there are many ways in which the so-called variations are priced. The most straight forward variation claim is that based on debt. For example a contract may provide that if the owner directs the …
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