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In-Excusable &Excusable delays

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Sun, 2008-07-13 11:44
khawaja uddin
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Can some one please let me know what is difference in In-Excusable and excusable delays.

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Mon, 2008-07-14 13:28
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Ashutosh Nema, PMP
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It is just like, mistake done by you is In-Excusable and by your boss is Excusable.
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Mon, 2008-07-14 07:52
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Ken Sadler
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Very simply, an excusable delay is one which is caused by the Employer or is a neutral event (such as adverse weather) for which the Employer takes responsibility.

An in-excusable delay is one for which the contractor is responsible.

i.e. generally - excusable delays should provide for an extension of time, in-excusable delays do not
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