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Construction claims costing for owners and contractors
Although the owner may have a legitimate claim against a contractor for breach of contract, calculation and proof of damages incurred by the owner is often a difficult task. Owners should be aware of the types of damages which may be recovered from contractors for delayed project completion, defective work, or abandonment of the project, and how t o prove these damages. When a contractor has a legitimate construction claim against an owner, he must be aware of the wide variety of damages which he may have suffered in order to assure himself chance of maximum monetary recovery. A claim may arise on account of a delay, disruption, or termination of the contractor's performance, and recoverable costs can be analysed under these three categories. In addition, the contractor must be careful t o choose the best method of proving damages if he is t o successfully prosecute his claim. Although the legal principles discussed in this article are drawn from the public and private sectors o f the United States construction industry, they may be applied in arbitrations both in the United States and abroad.
Construction claims costing for owners and contractors
Although the owner may have a legitimate claim against a contractor for breach of contract, calculation and proof of damages incurred by the owner is often a difficult task. Owners should be aware of the types of damages which may be recovered from contractors for delayed project completion, defective work, or abandonment of the project, and how t o prove these damages. When a contractor has a legitimate construction claim against an owner, he must be aware of the wide variety of damages which he may have suffered in order to assure himself chance of maximum monetary recovery. A claim may arise on account of a delay, disruption, or termination of the contractor's performance, and recoverable costs can be analysed under these three categories. In addition, the contractor must be careful t o choose the best method of proving damages if he is t o successfully prosecute his claim. Although the legal principles discussed in this article are drawn from the public and private sectors o f the United States construction industry, they may be applied in arbitrations both in the United States and abroad.
Construction claims costing for owners and contractors
McDonald, Phillip R. (author)
Construction Management and Economics ; 2 ; 1-12
1984-01-01
12 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Claims , damages , delays , defective work , abandonment , acceleration
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