Is it legally possible for a client to prevent an architect from allowing an extension of time?

JCT_Experts 5 February 2013 15:45 2

Previous legal precedent has shown that any attempt to interfere with the architect’s duty to give extensions of time can be considered unlawful, and in some circumstances can amount to a repudiation.

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