Is there an obligation of the part of a sub-contractor to work in accordance with the actual progress of the main contractor’s Works?

JCT_Experts · 5 February 2013 15:02

This is dependent upon the precise terms of the contract that is utilised. Legal precedent has suggested that sub-contractors are entitled to work at their convenience, but must complete such work in the time period stipulated by the sub-contract.

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Is there an obligation of the part of a sub-contractor to work in accordance with the actual progress of the main contractor’s Works?

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