If there is an extension of time, is the architect obliged to give an in-depth explanation of this to the contractor?

JCT_Experts 5 February 2013 15:46 2

This is a requirement of most standard forms of contract. To give one example, JCT Standard Building Contract 2009 clause 2.27 explicitly states that the contractor must notify the architect in writing of all delays, regardless of whether they are relevant occurrences or not.

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If there is an extension of time, is the architect obliged to give an in-depth explanation of this to the contractor?

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