Hudson Formula The so-called “ Hudson Formula “ has no basis in law or logic. It is generally accepted that damages and off-site overheads cannot be proven by a formula. The formula barely gets a mention in Hudson’s Building and Engineering Contracts, however, since it is frequently referred to in texts and sometimes in judgments, …
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Time Related Claims Construction Delay Claims Constructions contractors usually have a time within which or a date by which the contractor must complete the work or bring it to the stage of practical completion. There is usually a definition of completion or practical completion. completion is usually defined to be substantial completion of work. Before …
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Claims Under FIDIC Contract CLAIMS UNDER THE NEW FIDIC CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT Conditions of Contract for Construction, FIDIC Forms. It is known as ‘the Red Book’. The FIDIC Conditions are used extensively on international construction projects, notably for major infrastructure work. The FIDIC Forms are used on projects funded by the World Bank, and the drafts …
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Damage Quantification Experts Direct & Indirect Construction Claims Construction claims are often the result of cost overruns, time delays or construction defects, all of which are qualitatively visible. Quantification of damages associated with construction claims is a diligent effort, as they are often intertwined between various aspects of the project, such as cost estimating, scheduling, …
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Construction Claims Engineering Construction Claims Today’s competitive and complex construction industry requires careful consideration in the formation of the construction contract to ensure that it is equitable, the specifications and timetable are feasible, and that liability and obligations are clearly defined. Properly prepared contractors, subcontractors, architects, engineers, and developers can thus avoid anticipated problems, reduce …
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