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An almost inevitability in any construction contract or project is the fact that somewhere in the course of performing the works, defects will arise. No matter how small or seemingly insignificant a defect may be, generally snags, or whether the defects are so material that it affects fitness for purpose, human error cannot be eliminated. […]

Introduction In this article, we explore a form of breach of contract namely repudiation, the requirements that must be satisfied to prove a party committed breach by way of repudiation and the remedies available to the aggrieved party, with specific reference to a few leading court cases (case law).  Definition of breach of contract by […]

Introduction: In the intricacies of construction contracts, the concept of “time at large” stands as a pivotal legal consideration in regard to completion of the works. This term, often subject to nuanced interpretation, has far-reaching implications for all parties involved in the construction process. This article delves into the fundamentals of “time at large,” exploring […]