The Project Manager has decided that the work does not meet the Condition stated for a Key Date and the Employer has incurred costs. Who pays for this cost?

BuiltIntelligence · 12 October 2012 17:44

The Project Manager has decided that the work does not meet the Condition stated for a Key Date and the Employer has incurred costs in carrying out work. Who pays for this additional cost?

BuiltIntelligence · 12 October 2012 17:44

As stated in Clause 25.3, this cost is payed by the Contractor.

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The Project Manager has decided that the work does not meet the Condition stated for a Key Date and the Employer has incurred costs. Who pays for this cost?

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