With regards to construction contracts, what is the procedure should a contractor be unable to obtain materials?

JCT_Experts · 5 February 2013 10:54

There is little legal precedent with regards to this matter, but it can be reasonably inferred that if the materials are so remote as to be unobtainable then the contractor’s legal obligation to provide them has essentially been fulfilled.

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With regards to construction contracts, what is the procedure should a contractor be unable to obtain materials?

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